[Daily English Phrases] I´m blanking on (something)

You´re talking to a mother of one to the other children at your child´s daycare. You want to tell her something about the head teacher at the daycare. But you can´t remember the head teacher´s name.

Uhmm.... I¨m blanking on her name.

I´m blanking on (something)

Use the phrase "blanking on ..." to talk about forgetting something temporarily. You can blank on something like the name of a person or thing even when you usually know it well.

Here´s an example for talking about the name of an actress on TV show that you like:

I´m blanking on ther name of the actress. Who´s the one with red hear?

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[Aprender Inglés Fácil] Pronombres personales del sujeto

Ahora que conocemos la oracion simple, podemos empezar a profundizar sobre sus elementos.
Aqui los Pronombres en Ingles y Español:

Con esto podremos formar frases.
We play tennis. ==> Nosotros jugamos al tenis.

No importa si no entiendes las demas palabras por ahora solo asimila los pronombres del ingles.
* Si vemos en la tabla en la Conjugacion en 3º Persona Singular
• he se utiliza para referirnos a personas masculinas (él)
• she se utiliza para referirnos a personas femeninas (ella)
• It se utiliza para referirnos a animales y objetos

* Tambien si nos fijamos en la 2º persona Singular y Plural encontraremos que es igual en el Ingles ("You". Esto hace que sea mas dificil de identificar por eso deberemos fijarnos en el contexto. Te recomendamos más lecciones para aprender inglés facil:

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[Daily English Phrases] Pull up a little closer

You´re riding in the back seat of your friend´s car. Your friend has stopped at an ATM machine so you can get some cash. The machine is too far away from the car so you ask him to move the car closer to it.

Pull up (to something)

To pull up to something means to get closer to it in a car. For example: "you can pull up to:"

• a mail box
• a person standing in a parking lot
• the front of a store
  
    Another daily phrase: That´s not my problem

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[Idioms del inglés] All in; All for the best; all in all

All in 

1. Tired.
2. Exhausted.
3. All tuckered out.

1. I just walked all the way  from town.
2. I´m all in
3.  What a day! said Sally. "I´m all in.

All for the best

1. Good in spite of the way it seems now.
2. Better than you think.

• I´m very sorry to hear of the death of your aunt. Perhap´s it´s for the best.
• I didn´t get into the college I wanted, but I couldn´t afford it anyway. it´s probably all for the best. 

 All in all

1. Considering everything that has happened.
2. In summary and in spite of any unpleasantness.

• All in all, it was a very good party.
• All in all, I´m glad that I visited New York City.

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