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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.
Make sure to download today's free PDF - it's 100 synonyms for 20 common words that will really upgrade your vocabulary. Click here and enter your e-mail address so I can send it right to you.
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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.
If you like this lesson, I'd highly encourage you to download my free e-book, 500 phrases to improve your English speaking instantly. It'll give you plenty of options for expressing yourself in different ways. Click here and enter your e-mail address to receive that free e-book. It comes with audio, too, so you can listen and practice pronouncing the phrases correctly.
OK, let's learn some different ways we can answer the question "How are you" besides just "I'm fine."

This is a free sample lesson from the 300+ Idioms in 30 Days Course.
Join the course to get all 30 lessons, each one including:
Discovery Quiz
Teacher Explanation
Practice Quiz
Short-Answer Questions With Feedback
The 300+ Idioms Course helps you learn and practice idioms effectively, so you can understand them clearly and use them naturally in your own English. In just 30 days, you'll be able to express yourself better and sound more like a native English speaker!

This is a free sample lesson from the 300+ Idioms in 30 Days Course.
Join the course to get all 30 lessons, each one including:
Discovery Quiz
Teacher Explanation
Practice Quiz
Short-Answer Questions With Feedback
The 300+ Idioms Course helps you learn and practice idioms effectively, so you can understand them clearly and use them naturally in your own English. In just 30 days, you'll be able to express yourself better and sound more like a native English speaker!

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What do cats, dogs, horses, birds, and even elephants have in common?
They're everywhere in English idioms, which are interesting phrases and expressions that can't be translated word for word. If you don't understand idioms, then you'll be really confused when you hear them used by native English speakers.
So today, I'll teach you 30 common animal idioms in English so you can understand them and use them to express yourself more fluently.
If you'd love to learn even more of these, my free gift to you is a downloadable list of 100 idioms in English, all with meanings and examples. Click here: https://espressoenglish.lpages.co/100-idioms-free-pdf-audio/
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