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Ryan

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Ryan’s Phrase Of The Day: In A Muddle

Meaning: Confused, unsure

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Example (1): “Sometimes when I’m learning Spanish I get in a muddle as there are quite a few grammar differences from English.”

Example (2): “It’s easy to get in a muddle over this pandemic as the British government keeps changing the advice about masks, restrictions and how the virus is spread. It’s a complete mess.”

See ya!

Comments

  • Ed U Ar

    😁
  • Grace

    @Alice_Y 👍👍👍
  • B.

    French government as well has badly mismanaged the situation. Thanks Ryan.
  • Cindy

    Thank you!!!
  • Marie

    Is there another way to say " it's a complete mess"?
  • SamHing Ze

    People will be in a muddle, if their president suggests Bleach Injection on a whim. During this pandemic, it’s better safe than sorry to stay vigilant, instead of indulgent, even restrictions are slightly loosened. It’s recommended to have a mask on, when you enter a crowded or unventilated area.
  • hakima

    @Ryan please those phrases are from the slang or classic english
  • Luciana

    God that’s such a beautiful accent! And quite helpful lesson, thanks a lot
  • jessica 芮rui莹ying

    It's been raining for a few days here and is likely to continue for the next two days. ☔ 😯 Enjoy the sunshine n' happy weekend!🌞
  • Jesús

    Thanks a lot!☺️

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