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Useful phrase

“I'm after something quick and familiar.”

Say you want a fast stop where you know the menu.

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Meaning

When to use it

Use it when you are short of time.

Examples

Natural examples

  • I'm in a hurry. I'm after something quick and familiar. — Example
Replies

What someone may say back

  • Then a chain cafe might suit you. — Gives advice.
  • Okay, let's go there. — Agrees.
Australian English

Usage note

'I'm after' means 'I'm looking for'.

Practice mission

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