32 sentences presented in both normal and native English

 

Normal English Native English
I’m hungry. I’m famished.
She’s tired. She’s absolutely exhausted.
He’s smart. He’s quite brilliant.
It’s cold outside. It’s freezing out there.
They’re happy. They’re over the moon.
I’m sorry. I apologize.
She’s busy. She’s swamped with work.
He’s scared. He’s petrified.
It’s hot. It’s scorching.
They’re angry. They’re furious.
I’m sleepy. I’m absolutely knackered.
She’s pretty. She’s drop-dead gorgeous.
He’s funny. He’s hilarious.
It’s dark. It’s pitch black.
They’re sad. They’re heartbroken.
I’m happy. I’m on cloud nine.
She’s nice. She’s incredibly kind-hearted.
He’s strong. He’s as strong as an ox.
It’s warm. It’s sweltering.
They’re worried. They’re fretting over it.
I’m busy. I’m up to my neck in work.
She’s afraid. She’s shaking in her boots.
He’s lazy. He’s bone idle.
It’s cool. It’s chilly.
They’re confused. They’re all at sea about it.
I’m excited. I’m bouncing off the walls.
She’s pretty. She’s drop-dead gorgeous.
He’s hilarious. He cracks me up.
It’s scary. It’s hair-raising.
They’re mad. They’re off their rocker.
I’m tired. I’m absolutely knackered.
She’s smart. She’s sharp as a tack.
He’s happy. He’s walking on air.

These pairs showcase how everyday phrases can be transformed into more expressive and idiomatic expressions used by native English speakers.

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32 sentences presented in both normal and native English 32 sentences presented in both normal and native English

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