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How to say food is really good | English from movies
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Pregunta 1
You come home cold and someone gives you hot tea. Which line fits best?
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Pregunta 2
What does "It's to die for" mean?
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Pregunta 3
Which line gives the strongest praise?
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Pregunta 4
You're having dinner at your manager's home for the first time. Which line is the safest choice?
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Pregunta 5
Choose the correct sentence.
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Hit the spot and 2 more ways to praise food or drink
Say "That hits the spot" when food or drink is exactly what you needed. Say "It's to die for" when something tastes extremely good. Say "It was out of this world" for the strongest praise, when it was better than anything you usually eat. For everyday meals, simple lines such as "This is so good" also work well.
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Toca cualquier palabra para ver su significado. Las palabras subrayadas son las palabras clave de este video.
Qué significa cada frase
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That hits the spot. Tono: Casual and satisfied
Use it when food or drink was just right for how you felt, often when you were hungry, thirsty, cold, or tired. It praises the moment more than the cooking, so it sounds a little small for a fancy restaurant meal.
“That hits the spot.”
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It's to die for. Tono: Excited, big praise
Use it when something tastes extremely good and you want to sound excited. Nobody dies; it simply means the food is wonderful. It's informal, so keep it for friends, family, and relaxed conversations.
“It's to die for.”
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It was out of this world. Tono: The strongest praise
Use it when a meal or drink was better than anything you usually eat. It works well when you tell someone about a meal you had before. Don't use it for something that was only nice, because it will sound exaggerated.
“It was out of this world.”
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This is so good. Tono: Simple, warm, everyday
Use it while you are eating or drinking something you enjoy. It fits almost any situation, from a quick snack to a family dinner.
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That was delicious. Tono: Polite and clear
Use it after a meal, especially to thank the person who cooked or served it. It's safe with hosts, coworkers, and people you don't know well.
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I could eat this every day. Tono: Friendly, enthusiastic
Use it when you love a dish so much you would happily have it again and again. It sounds personal, so it's best with people you're relaxed with.
Errores comunes
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No encaja del todo
It's to die.Mejor así It's to die for.
The phrase needs "for" at the end. Without "for," the sentence sounds strange and dark instead of happy.
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No encaja del todo
It was out of the world.Mejor así It was out of this world.
The fixed phrase uses "this," not "the." Changing the small words in an idiom makes it sound wrong to native speakers.
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No encaja del todo
That hits a spot.Mejor así That hits the spot.
Always use "the spot." The phrase means the food or drink was just right, and "a spot" loses that meaning.
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