100 Ways to Say "Great!"🤩

✅Admirable! ✅Amazing!
✅Arresting! ✅Astonishing!
✅Astounding! ✅Awesome!
✅Awe-inspiring! ✅Beautiful!
✅Breathtaking! ✅Brilliant!
✅Capital! ✅Captivating!
✅Clever! ✅Commendable!
✅Delightful! ✅Distinguished!
✅Distinctive! ✅Engaging!
✅Enjoyable! ✅Estimable!
✅Excellent! ✅Exceptional!
✅Exemplary! ✅Exquisite!
✅Extraordinary! ✅Fabulous!
✅Fantastic! ✅Fascinating!
✅Finest! ✅First-rate!
✅Flawless! ✅Four-star!
✅Glorious! ✅Grand!
✅Impressive! ✅Incomparable!
✅Incredible! ✅Inestimable!
✅Invaluable! ✅Laudable!
✅Lovely! ✅Magnificent!
✅Marvelous! ✅Masterful!
✅Mind-blowing! ✅Mind-boggling!
✅Miraculous! ✅Monumental!
✅Notable! ✅Noteworthy!
✅Out of sight! ✅Out of this world!
✅Outstanding! ✅Overwhelming!
✅Peerless! ✅Perfect!
✅Phenomenal! ✅Praiseworthy!
✅Priceless! ✅Rapturous!
✅Rare! ✅Refreshing!
✅Remarkable! ✅Sensational!
✅Singular! ✅Skillful!
✅Smashing! ✅Solid!
✅Special! ✅Spectacular!
✅Splendid! ✅Splendiferous!
✅Splendorous! ✅Staggering!
✅Sterling! ✅Striking!
✅Stunning! ✅Stupendous!
✅Super! ✅Superb!
✅Super-duper! ✅Superior!
✅Superlative! ✅Supreme!
✅Surprising! ✅Terrific!
✅Thumbs up! ✅Thrilling!
✅Tiptop! ✅Top-notch!
✅Transcendent! ✅Tremendous!
✅Unbelievable! ✅Uncommon!
✅Unique! ✅Unparalleled!
✅Unprecedented! ✅Wonderful!
✅Wondrous! ✅World-class!

" Normal And Advanced English "


⭕️Normal English: ” Can I come tomorrow. ”
♻️ Advanced English : ” Can I drop in tomorrow.

⭕️ Normal English : ” How are you? ”
♻️ Advanced English : ” How’s it going? ”

⭕️ Normal English: ” Let’s meet today. ”
♻️ Advanced English: ” Let’s catch up today. ”

⭕️ Normal English : ” Are you mad? ”
♻️ Advanced English : ” Are you out of mind? ”

⭕️ Normal English : ” Good luck bro. ”
♻️ Advanced English : ” Break a leg bro. ”

⭕️ Normal English: ” It’s time to study. ”
♻️ Advanced English : ” It’s time to hit the books. ”

⭕️ Normal English : ” I like you a lot. ”
♻️ Advanced English: ” I’m so into you. ”

⭕️ Normal English: ” Stop wasting time. ”
♻️ Advanced English : ” Stop faffing around. ”

⭕️ Normal English : ” You are so lucky. ”
♻️ Advanced English: ” You are so jammy.