Normal English vs Advanced EnglishIf you speak advanced English, you can impress someone easily. Let's see the various advanced English sentences. Examples: Meet vs catch up:
Normal: " Let's meet today. "
Advanced: " Let's catch up today. " Hungry vs Starving:
Normal: " I'm very hungry. "
Advanced: " I'm starving. " Very happy vs Over the Moon:
Normal: " I'm very happy. "
Advanced: " I'm over the moon. " Very Busy vs Swamped:
Normal: " I'm very busy. "
Advanced: " I'm swamped. " Angry vs Pissed off:
Normal: " Why are you so angry. "
Advanced: " Why are you so pissed off. " Very Tired vs Exhausted:
Normal: " I'm very tired. "
Advanced: " I'm exhausted. " Fell asleep vs Nodded off:
Normal: " Sorry, I fell asleep. "
Advanced: " Sorry, I nodded off. " Very cold vs Freezing:
Normal: " It's very cold outside. "
Advanced: " It's freezing outside. " Hurry up vs Chop-chop:
Normal: " Hurry up, we're getting late. "
Advanced: " Chop chop, we're getting late. " Good luck vs Break a leg:
Normal: " Good luck bro. "
Advanced: " Break a leg bro. " Wasting time vs Faffing around:
Normal: " Stop wasting time. "
Advanced: " Stop faffing around. " Lucky vs Jammy:
Normal: " You are so lucky. "
Advanced: " You are so jammy. " Secret vs Under wraps:
Normal: " Keep it a secret. "
Advanced: " Keep it under wraps. " Very rarely vs Once in a blue moon:
Normal: " I visit my hometown very rarely. "
Advanced: " I visit my hometown once in a blue moon. " Get married vs Tie a knot:
Normal: " I'm going to get married tomorrow. "
Advanced: " I'm going to tie a knot tomorrow. " How are you vs How's it going:
Normal: " How are you? "
Advanced: " How's it going? " Not Difficult vs Not a Rocket science:
Normal: " It's not so difficult. "
Advanced: " It's not a rocket science. " Very tired vs Worn out:
Normal: " I'm very tired. "
Advanced: " I'm worn out. " Come vs Drop in:
Normal: " Can I come tomorrow. "
Advanced: " Can I drop in tomorrow. " Fit and healthy vs Fit as a fiddle:
Normal: " I'm fit and healthy. "
Advanced: " I'm fit as a fiddle. " Busy vs Tied up:
Normal: " I'm bit busy. "
Advanced: " I'm bit tied up. " Mad vs Out of mind:
Normal: " Are you mad? "
Advanced: " Are you out of mind? " Time to study vs Time to hit the books:
Normal: " It's time to study. "
Advanced: " It's time to hit the books. " like you vs so into you:
Normal: " I like you a lot. "
Advanced: " I'm so into you. " Text me vs Hit me up:
Normal: " Text me when you get free. "
Advanced: " Hit me up when you get free. " Very beautiful vs drop-dead gorgeous:
Normal: " Senorita! You are so beautiful. "
Advanced: " Senorita! You are drop-dead gorgeous. " Leave me alone vs Give me a break:
Normal: " Leave me alone. "
Advanced: " Give me a break. " Eat food vs Have a Meal:
Normal: " I'm eating food. "
Advanced: " I'm having a meal. "
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