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English Expression in a Conversation


“Sorry I’m Late, Guys

, I Overslept.”
“No Worries. Let Me Bring You Up To Speed.”

You can say “I overslept” when you accidentally sleep later than you had intended to (for example, if you didn’t hear your alarm clock).
There’s a different expression – “sleep in”– when you intentionally sleep later than usual (for example, on weekends or on holidays when you don’t need to go to work/school).

The expression “No worries” means “No problem,” or “It’s OK.”

To “bring someone up to speed” means to give that person updates, tell them the information that they are missing so that they can have a current understanding of the situation.
Another way to say this is “Let me “fill you in.”

Comments

  • Kharen

    Thank you :)
  • maribel

    very useful! thanks!!
  • jia

    enjoy your text, Thanks for your sharing.
  • Taro

    @Todd thanks
  • Warren

    I wish I could sleep in on every weekend, But I can't ,cuz I need to go to my piano class
  • Warren

    Please give me a morning call tomorrow morning, Cuz I won't overslept
  • Lydia

    谢谢Todd老师🌹
  • yenny

    🙏🙏🙏🙏
  • アヒト

    学习了👍
  • Wuming

    I wanted to sleep in so I blew the class off last Monday. 😃
  • kelchan

    Got it
  • Wuming

    Glad to know! Thanks a lot. By the way could you please show me how to read "fill you in" in relaxed pronounciation, in other words, how do you link these three words smoothly? Thanks!
  • Todd VIP Plus

    @Taro yes!
  • Taro

    I slept in on Saturday. Can I say this

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