A person you know has offered to sell you her car for a very, very low price. You're excited, but you're suspicious about it because the deal is too good. You say:
Sounds great. What's the catch?
negotiation, set phrase, suspicion, 日本語サポート 
You're presenting awards to your employees at a year-end party. You're introducing one of the winners, who's very helpful. You say:
She's a tremendous asset to the team, and we're lucky to have her.
adjective, business, compliments, set phrase, work 
You got a telephone call from your nephew. You've been talking for a few minutes, but now you want to end the conversation. You usually don't like long phone conversations. You say:
You know me: I'm not one to chitchat on the phone for too long.
personality, set phrase, telephone, 日本語サポート 
You're interviewing someone for a job. You want to know what his long-term goals are. You ask:
Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
interview (conducting), set phrase, time 
You're a teacher. You're teaching your class with a textbook. Some of the students are moving quickly through the textbook, while some are moving more slowly. You want to tell the slower students to answer some questions. You say:
Take a moment to answer those questions on page 13 if you haven't done so already.
classroom, formal, school, set phrase 
One of the students at your English language school is moving back to his home country. Some of the students contributed to buy him a gift. On the card for the gift, you want to write a nice, friendly message. You write:
Keep in touch!
goodbye, greeting card, set phrase, written English 
You're having a party at your house. The guests were supposed to bring some food or drink for everyone to share. One of your friends came without anything. He’s apologizing for not bringing anything, but you don’t want him to worry. You say:
Hey, don't sweat it.
command, conversation enders, response, set phrase, worry 
You're reading a children's book to your child. It's a fairy tale. You read the first line of the book, which says:
Once upon a time, there was a kingdom ruled by a kind and beautiful queen.
President, adjective, book, government, personality, set phrase, storytelling 
You own a house. You've had to spend a lot of time and money on repairs, taxes, and your mortgage. Now you'd rather rent an apartment instead. You're complaining about this to a friend. You say:
Home ownership is more trouble than it's worth.
comparison, home (topic), house, set phrase, 한글번역 
