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Don't Use These Words in Casual English Conversation | Use Advanced English Vocabulary | English Conversation for Students

I have chosen the five most common words and expressions used in casual English Conversations and I will be giving you five smart and useful alternate phrases.

People can use instead of these five common expressions and towards the end of the article, I will also give you a bonus word so be with me right till the end and let's get going on...

I am pretty certain that after today you're not going to use these common English words and expressions in your daily English, casual conversation instead you're going to have a more advanced English vocabulary so let's begin.  

The number five is "Thank you".

So, you want to thank someone all the time today I will give you five alternate smart phrases to use instead of saying thank you you are a lifesaver if you've got out of a difficult situation because of someone you are a lifesaver you rock you are the best if they've done something significant and unexpected what would I do without you you're deeply grateful to someone what would I do without you you shouldn't have when they've gone out of their way for you you deeply appreciate and you shouldn't have and my favorite you're a legend or you're an angel. 

Now which one of these two is your favorite put it down quickly in the comment section.

The number four is "you're welcome thank you" or "you're welcome"

Now we hear this all the time I'm going to give you five interesting ways to say you're welcome without actually saying you're welcome.

"No problem" or "No worries" No problem is a little American and No worries is a little British. 

Anytime thank you or Anytime my pleasure is a little formal and you can make it casual by saying Pleasure, thank you or Pleasure, not at all. Thank you, not at all and I'm happy to help thank you. If you know any other beautiful words that can be used in place of you're welcome. Please, put it down as a comment under this article and also don't forget to press the share button.

The number three is "I am sorry" 

The word sorry tends to be overused so, let me give you five alternate phrases for you to express your apologies the first "I didn't mean to hurt you", "I didn't mean to break your heart",  "It was wrong on my part" to have hit this boy was wrong on my part "It was my mistake", "It was my fault" I shouldn't have or I should never have I shouldn't have lied to you and my bad now this one is a bit casual you don't want to use it for a big mistake but you can say my bad I should have picked up milk on my way back home but you know more than the words it's the tone of voice so sound apologetic and you can pick one of these phrases to say sorry and which one of these was your favorite quickly tell me right in Comments.

The number two is "Happy" okay so I'm happy are you happy he's happy she's happy but I'm not that happy because I need five alternate smart phrases to use instead of the word happy the first is thrilled to bits this is when you're really really happy like a little extra happy or blissful which has got a tone of more calm and peaceful ecstatic. I was ecstatic when I got admission to my dream college. This is also about being a little extra happy joyous is very cheerful dancing around kind of happy. Jubilant is happy with an undertone of celebration so, one of these five phrases made you the happiest put that down in the comment section quickly.

  

The number one is "boring" if you've got bored of using the word boring. I'm going to give you four alternate words that you can use in place of boring. 

Uninspiring: The minister made an uninspiring speech on television. 

Uneventful: I had a rather uneventful today. 

Mundane: My job is very mundane. 

Humdrum: I seem to be living a humdrum existence. 

So if you know any other interesting word that can replace the word boring put it down quickly in the comment section below.

The bonus word is "Tired" 

Okay, these days and lockdown at home and I am tired of doing so much work and I'm also tired of using the word tired. So, let me give you five alternate phrases that you can use to express your tiredness. 

The first I'm dead on my feet this can be used especially when you're talking about physical fatigue. 

I'm pooped, I'm completely pooped, I'm feeling drained out today this is what you can use when you're mentally tired. So, you spent a long whole day studying all these textbooks and by the end of the day you can say "I'm completely drained". or "I'm dog-tired".  Oh! my god what a day I have had I am dog tired or simply I'm exhausted which one do you use to talk about your fatigue and tiredness.  

Tell me quickly in the comment section also if there's anything else that you would want me to cover in my future English article. Don't forget to give me your suggestions as a comment under this article.

So, good luck with your advanced English vocabulary and please share this. So I can keep producing these English courses for you.