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Great! So, what do you think makes oral English tough for juniors? Let's talk about it.... more

Great! So, what do you think makes oral English tough for juniors? Let's talk about it.
Your sentence "cool" is already correct and natural in casual English. It's a common, informal way to express approval, agreement, or that something is impressive.
Tips for improvement:
1. Formal situations: Avoid "cool" in professional or formal settings. Use alternatives like:
- That's great.
- I agree.
- Sounds good.
2. More expressive alternatives (casual):
- Awesome! (stronger approval)
- Nice! (simple praise)
- That’s neat! (for interesting things)
3. Tone matters: "Cool" is very neutral. If you want to sound more excited, try:
- Really cool!
- So cool!
When to use it?
- With friends, in casual chats, or when reacting simply to something.
Would you like help with a longer sentence or a specific situation? 😊

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