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[English Conv pt.2] Giving a Compliment Giving compliments to someone may seem very easy, but when it comes to saying that someone is perfect, you should never add “very” before the word “perfect,” because “perfect” is already an absolute term. Okay? ☝🏻😉 #englishconversation #englishlesson

@syifawilson
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I'm so sorry, but I don't think it's a great idea to start with, but that's okay, we can try. Your English is very perfect. Thank you so much. It's so sweet. Is there any problem with my English? You're doing great. But instead of saying very perfect, you can just say, your English is perfect. Why not very perfect? Because you are very, very perfect. Oh, that's so nice. Thank you. But you should know that perfect already means a hundred percent. It's absolute, you can't make it more perfect. Ah, I see. Your English is perfect. Perfect. That's a natural way to say it.