Round the Corner
What does it mean?
Round the corner means something is physically very close by, or happening very soon.
REAL ENGLISH.
Is it positive or negative?
It's neutral - used casually when talking about place or time.
When do you use it?
Use it when talking about a nearby place or a future event that's coming soon.
Examples
Example 1 (location): "There's a great little caf just round the corner."
Example 2 (time): "My exam is just round the corner - I need to start studying."
Question for you
Is there a caf, shop, or gym round the corner from where you live?
Try saying your answer aloud, using the expression.
Practise it in a lesson
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