
2-Minute Tip: 5 Ways to Say "Beautiful"
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This word is usually used for women, not men.
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That means so beautiful that it impresses or surprises you.
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Welcome to your two-minute tip, a short practical English lesson for your busy day. Learn it in two minutes. Use it for years. If you like learning English with our short and sweet lessons, make sure to hit follow and subscribe to our podcast so you'll get every new episode.
Today, let's learn five different ways to say beautiful. Instead of saying beautiful every time, try one of these words. Gorgeous. That means extremely beautiful. For example, she looked gorgeous in her wedding dress.
This word is usually used for women, not men. Our next word is stunning. That means so beautiful that it impresses or surprises you. For example, the view from the mountain was stunning.
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