🇬🇧English: Feelings & opinions

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• That's a great idea! I totally agree with you.
  I really like your suggestion and think it’s good too.
• I'm so glad we decided to go for a walk instead of stay inside today.
  We are so glad that we decided to go for a walk instead of staying inside today.
• This place has really gone downhill.
  This place has deteriorated significantly.
• It’s raining cats and dogs out there!
  It is raining very heavily outside.
• I can't agree more. Let's go with it.
  I completely agree. Let’s proceed.
• You know what they say: practice makes perfect.
  The old saying goes that practice makes you better at something.
• I can’t help feeling a bit jealous of your success.
  I can't stop feeling a little envious about your success.
• I'm feeling a bit under the weather today.
  I feel a little sick or unwell today.
• I’m all ears when it comes to your ideas.
  I am open and ready to listen to your ideas.
• You look like you could use a good night's sleep.
  You look like you need to get some rest.
• It's raining cats and dogs out there.
  It’s pouring outside.
• It's raining cats and dogs out there!
  It is pouring outside very heavily.
• I'm not sure about that, I need to think about it more.
  I’m not sure about that. I need to think about it more.
• I'm feeling a bit blue today.
  I feel sad or down today.
• It's been a tough week, but I'm feeling better already.
  This has been a difficult week, but I’m starting to feel better.
• I can't agree more.
  I completely agree with you.
• I'm feeling pretty good today, thanks!
  I feel pretty good today, thanks!
• That's a great idea, let's do it!
  That’s a great idea! Let’s do it.
• I can't believe how much I ate for lunch!
  I couldn't believe how much food I had for lunch.
• That’s not my style; I prefer something more traditional.
  That's not how I do things, I like it more traditionally.
• I think you're right about that. Let’s go with your plan.
  I think you are correct on this matter. We will follow your plan.
• I'm feeling pretty good, thanks.
  I’m doing pretty well, thank you.
• I’m not really into that kind of music; I prefer something different.
  I don’t really like that type of music; I prefer something else.
• It's a tough day today.
  Today has been a difficult day.
• I can't believe it! You won the lottery?
  I cannot believe that; you won the lottery?
• It's been a great day, thanks for coming along!
  That’s been a fantastic day, thank you for joining us!
• That movie was awful!
  That movie was terrible!
• I'm not sure about that; I need to think on it first.
  I’m not sure about that yet; I’ll need some time to think about it.
• I don't mind if you smoke here.
  You can smoke here if you want to.
• It's been a tough week, but I'm feeling better now.
  This has been a difficult week for me, but I am starting to feel better now.
• That movie was so boring, I fell asleep halfway through it!
  The movie was very boring; I fell asleep partway through it.
• It's been a rough week.
  It's been a rough week.
• I think we should stick with our original plan for now.
  We should continue with the initial plan.
• This sandwich is delicious, thanks for sharing.
  The sandwich was really tasty. Thanks for sharing it with me.
• I think we should eat at that new sushi place.
  I reckon we should go to that new sushi joint.
• I'm feeling pretty good today. How about you?
  I feel pretty good today. How are you?
• You look great in that outfit. It really suits you.
  That looks good on you.
• I can't believe how much work this project is turning out to be!
  I'm shocked by the amount of work this project is turning out to be.
• It’s a tough call, but I think we should go with option B.
  It's difficult to decide, but I believe we should choose option B.
• That movie was pretty good, wasn't it?
  The movie was pretty good, right?
• I can't stand that smell anymore. It’s driving me crazy!
  That smell is unbearable and really bothers me.
• It’s been a tough week; how are you holding up?
  How have you been managing through this difficult week?
• It's a bit chilly outside, isn't it?
  It's a little cold out, right?
• It's been a tough week, hasn't it?
  This has been a rough week, hasn't it?
• That movie was really cheesy. I didn't enjoy it at all.
  That movie was very bad. I did not enjoy it at all.
• That's not my cup of tea.
  That's not my thing.
• You look great in that outfit!
  You look good in that outfit.
• That's a tough one.
  That’s quite difficult.
• That movie was so boring, I fell asleep halfway through.
  The movie was so boring that I fell asleep partway through it.
• You're always the one who comes up with the best solutions.
  You are always the one who comes up with the best ideas or solutions.
• I think we should stick to our plan for now, what do you reckon?
  I think we should stick to our current plan, what do you think?
• That's a great idea! I totally agree.
  That’s a good idea, and I completely agree with you.
• That was a close call.
  That was very close.
• That's not my cup of tea, but I won't say anything.
  I don't like that thing, but I won't complain about it.

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