Compliment/ Insult

What did you get up to on the weekend?



Compliment e to say something nice about someone.
I really dig/like/love your watch.
[Thanks/cheers], I[ bought/found/got] it [in Europe/from Hay market]

It was a bargain! = It was really cheap.
[It’s/That’s/They] really suits you.


Compliment/ Insult



You remind me of my mother.
I would rather marry you than the most beautiful person in the world.
You’re just like your father.
I think your house looks special.
You look like you’ve lose some weight.
Have you changed your hair?

You certainly have an appetite, don’t you?

appetite : An instinctive physical desire, especially one for food or drink.


Is that a photograph of your daughter? Hmm, I love the frame!

Do you drive as well as you cook?

Your English is very good. I can almost hear no accent.
I never thought you could paint so well.
Thank you no. the dinner was delicious, but I’m full.
You were accepted into Harvard? I can’t believe it!

I could’ve chosen any man in the world, but I chose you.
You have a way of making people laugh.
I’ve never met anyone quite like you before.
I bet you were a perfect student in school!

You’re so skinny!

I named my dog after you.
Your grey hair and wrinkles make you look distinguished.