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Learn common ways people exaggerate in everyday American English.
1. “I’m starving!”
2. “You’re killing me!”
3. “I could just scream!”
4. “I’m so embarrassed. I could just die!”
5. “I have a million (thousand, hundred) things to do.”
6. “I could sleep for a week.”
7. “I’m dying of thirst.” Or “I’m dying to know.” Or “I’m dying to tell you.”
8. “Just give me a second, will you?”/"Just a sec."

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