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In this English lesson, you’ll learn how to talk about AI naturally in English. You’ll get useful phrases, idioms, and real examples so you can confidently join the conversation.
How to use AI to learn English: https://youtu.be/pysIoC1bb3I
Useful Phrases and Idioms from the Lesson
Hear of / Hear about “Barely anyone had heard of ChatGPT a year ago.” “Have you heard about that new movie?” 👉 Use when asking if someone knows about something. Example: I’ve never heard of that restaurant before.
It saves me hours of work 👉 AI helps us save time. Example: Using templates saves me hours of work every week.
It helps me come up with new ideas 👉 “Come up with” = invent or create. Example: Brainstorming with others helps me come up with new solutions.
It depends on… “It depends on how we use it.” 👉 Use this phrase when giving a balanced opinion. Example: It depends on the weather — we might go hiking.
It’s hard to say for sure 👉 Use when you’re uncertain about the future. Example: It’s hard to say for sure if prices will go down next year.
It feels creative, but it’s copying patterns 👉 Great for talking about AI art, writing, or music. Example: The story felt creative, but it was copying patterns.
I’m excited about AI 👉 Show enthusiasm. Example: I’m excited about how AI will help education.
I’m a bit concerned about… 👉 Express worry. Example: I’m a bit concerned about privacy online.
I don’t know how I feel about it yet / I’m on the fence 👉 Neutral expressions when unsure. Example: I’m on the fence about moving abroad.
The future is here / The future is now 👉 Used when something futuristic is happening today. Example: Self-driving cars make it feel like the future is here.
It’s a game changer 👉 Something that completely changes the situation. Example: The smartphone was a game changer for communication.
Get with the times 👉 Adapt to modern trends. Example: You need to get with the times and start using online banking.
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