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It seems like you're impressed or surprised. What's got you so wowed? Let me know if there's something specific you'd like to talk about in your junior oral English studies.... more

It seems like you're impressed or surprised. What's got you so wowed? Let me know if there's something specific you'd like to talk about in your junior oral English studies.
Here’s a more natural and expressive way to say "wow":
Improved: "Wow!" (This is already correct, but you can make it more impactful with tone or context.)
Tips for better expressions:
1. Add emotion: "Wow, that’s amazing!" / "Wow, really?" (Shows surprise or interest.)
2. Use alternatives:
- "Oh my gosh!" (More excited)
- "No way!" (For disbelief)
- "Seriously?" (Casual surprise)
3. Pause for effect: Saying "Wow..." (with a pause) sounds more natural in speech.
When to use "Wow":
- It’s perfect for sudden surprises (good or bad).
- To sound more fluent, add a short follow-up (e.g., "Wow, that’s incredible!").
Keep it simple, but add a little more detail to sound more natural. 😊
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