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    The document discusses two common English phrases - "It's (just) not me" which is used to say something does not suit one's tastes or personality, and "Hang on a moment/second" which asks someone to wait for a short period of time. Examples are provided to illustrate the usage of each phrase in conversations.

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    PHRASE of TODAY

    1/10/17
    "It's (just) not me"

    We use this expression to say something does not suit us or is not right for us. (informal)

    EXAMPLE:1

    Don't you like those trousers?

    I tried them on, but they're just not me. Yellow is not my colour.

    EXAMPLE:2

    If you were a lawyer you could earn a fortune.

    Maybe, but that's just not me. I couldn't stand the stress of a job like that.

    PHRASE of TODAY

    "Hang on a moment/second "

    We use this expression to ask someone to wait for a short time. (informal)

    EXAMPLE:1

    Can I talk to you about something?

    Hang on a moment - I'm just finishing something.

    EXAMPLE:2

    Are you ready to go?

    hang on a sec - I just need to go to the loo. PHRASE of TODAY

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