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Just for a Minute – Everyday Pause English
Examples
- I stepped outside for a minute to get some air.
- I didn’t react — I just let it pass.
- Everyone looks busy in the morning.
- I walked faster because I didn’t want to fall behind.
- I didn’t think about it too much.
- I need some space right now.
- I’m not in a rush today.
- She felt pressured to reply quickly.
- I took a short break and then went back to work.
- When I slow down, I feel better.
Vocabulary
- step outside : go out for a short time
- let it pass : not react and wait
- look busy : seem occupied
- fall behind : be slower than others
- think about it : consider something
- need some space : need time alone
- not in a rush : no hurry
- feel pressured : feel pushed by time or people
- take a short break : rest briefly
- slow down : move or think more calmly
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