Useful English Word or Phrase to Boost Your English
Can't Be Arsed
What does it mean?
To not feel like doing something because of laziness or lack of interest.
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Is it positive or negative?
Negative, but often humorous among friends.
When do you use it?
Used informally when you can't be bothered to do something.
Examples
Example 1: I can't be arsed to cook tonight.
Example 2: He can't be arsed to study for his exam.
Question for you
What's something you can't be arsed to do today?
Try saying your answer aloud, using the expression.
Practise it in a lesson
Are you looking for English speaking practice online?
Cant be arsed is very informal, but you will hear it a lot in the UK. I show you where it fits in online English lessons with a British native speaker. For a softer option, try faff. Find out more here.
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