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[gubgdxk]

I'm broken means I'm exhausted
I'm broke= I have no money

[veronicagonzalez]

The correct expression is "I'm broke"

"I'm broken" is used to express a deep sense of emotional distress. It can indicate that someone feels shattered or damaged internally, often due to difficult life experiences such as loss, trauma, betrayal, or intense stress.

[namasivayamnadarajan]

"I am broke" is correct if you're referring to being out of money or financially strapped. "I am broken" is correct if you're expressing emotional or physical distress.

[phils]

Slang English is NOT "Advanced" English.

[musarratafza]

I'm in trouble > I'm cooked
I'm beat up/defeated/roasted > I got cooked
I aced/I performed very well > I cooked
I defeated/roasted/beat up > I cooked (name of the one)

Let him do what he's boutta do > Let him cook

[jennyp]

Most of the advanced ones are more colloquial, or very informal. Certainly not advanced.

[AMD]

It’s an idiomatic expression. It’s not an advanced English. Don’t teach in wrong way just for earning money

[sxuncnz]

Just my opinion, The categories above should be swapped. "Advanced" should be "Normal", "Normal" should be "Advanced".

[gaslight]

Intelligent and clever are not the same

[LaFloridaHemingway]

"My mistake" is what an educated adult would state. "My bad" sounds like a child's statement. It is not "advanced."

[sanjaykadamvlogs]

This is not advance english.... this is alternative sentences it's depend on what is situation, what's your mood, who is on your front and other things

[schan]

I’m broken …. Suffer emotionally
I’m broke…. No $$$
Polish your English please ❗️

[mothiurNCL]

These are not advanced English, they're a combination of colloquial and informal spoken English. Advanced English is something else altogether. Do not make the mistake of using those words in Level 3 English courses.

[ivanna]

If I hadn't read the comments, I would now be using those phrases and English speakers would make fun of me, thank you people I don't know

[Lady_Gleam]

Rather than Advanced, It's more like a native would say.

[biyolojistyutupcu]

-Do you understand me?
+I feel you ❤
- Alo i callin the police?

[jackmahero]

Actually the first ones are the standard English.
I prefer to use the first

[abdulvosid_yusupov]

I'm very happy - I'm over the moon

[anumewobo]

I understand you- I get you!

Clever and intelligent is being interchangeably but they are different in meaning. Intelligence is broader .

[nagaraja]

Sooo helpful words to learning people 😊
Tq for