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Download 100 synonyms for 20 common words
Last week I taught you 10 different ways to say "happy" - and today we'll do the opposite - we'll learn 10 synonyms for "sad." Because sometimes the basic word just isn't enough to express what you're feeling.
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Do you know the difference between the words ache, pain, and hurt? 
They're similar... but we use them in different ways. 
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Stop saying "happy" all the time!
I'm happy.
I'm very happy.
I'm so, so happy.
There's nothing wrong with the word "happy" - but we also have MANY more options in English!
So today, I'll teach you 10 stunning synonyms for "happy" that will instantly make your English sound more expressive and fluent.
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When someone says: "How are you?"
You say… "I'm fine."
That's correct… but BORING! It's like the first thing you learn in English class. 
Native English speakers have LOTS of different ways to respond to "How are you?" - let's learn 10 of them today so you can sound more fluent and natural when speaking English.
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OK, let's learn some different ways we can answer the question "How are you" besides just "I'm fine."

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