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Beopro Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Million bucks
1a. Has your wife ever done something that made you feel like a million bucks?
1b. Has your husband ever done anything that made you feel like a kid in a candy store?
- Are these sentences the same meaning and natural to say?
Thank you very much, Teachers
Beopro
1b. Has your husband ever done anything that made you feel like a kid in a candy store?
- Are these sentences the same meaning and natural to say?
Thank you very much, Teachers
Beopro
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They are natural enough in informal circumstances, though both idioms are rather old-fashioned now. The meanings are not the same. 'Feel like a million bucks' = feel very good, be euphoric.
- They are natural enough in informal circumstances, though both idioms are rather old-fashioned now.
- The meanings are not the same.
- 'Feel like a million bucks' = feel very good, be euphoric.
- 'Feel like a kid in a candy store' = feel delighted that one has unlimited opportunities.
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They are natural enough in informal circumstances, though both idioms are rather old-fashioned now. The meanings are not the same. 'Feel like a million bucks' = feel very good, be euphoric. 'Feel like a kid in a candy store' = feel delighted that one has unlimited opportunities.
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