How to express “I’m drunk” and “I’ve had too much to drink” in authentic English”

2015-07-06View Original

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Next, let’s discuss how to express “I’m drunk” and “I’ve had too much to drink” in authentic English. OK, I’ll give it a try. The sample explanation says: I’m drunk

Reply #22015-07-06

I'M TALLER!

Reply #32015-07-06

Don’t move; I see you’re shaking along with your shadow.

Reply #42015-07-07

Genius, I hate you

Reply #52015-07-22

To put it briefly, it should be I WAS DRUNK! Why use the past tense? Because by the time I described this state, I was already drunk in the previous state~

Reply #62015-07-27

I’M TOO HIGH! 　MY DEAR!

Reply #72015-10-29

haha, I saw some interesting translation...:D:D

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