SURPRISE AND DISBELIEF

DEFINITION SURPRISE AND DISBELIEF A feeling that we feel when heard an amazing news which surprised and amazed us an expression that we show/ say when we know /hear/see something that rather difficult to believe .Used to express something taht we cant or impossible.

NEUTRAL	INFORMAL	FORMAL
That’s very surprising. Really? Here? Is she? That is a surprise. What a surprise. Good heavens. That’s amazing/extraordinary. My goodness.	What? No! I don’t believe it! Are you serious? Well, I never! Oh, no! Fantastic! You don’t say. Who’d have thought it? Fancy that. You’re kidding.	I find that very surprising. I must say it surprises me. I find it extraordinary. Indeed? How very surprising. I must say it surprises me.

EXPRESSIONS	FUNCTIONS
ü Are you serious? ü No! I don’t believe it. ü You must be joking. ü You’re kidding.	Expressing disbelief
ü Really? ü That’s very surprising. ü What a surprise! ü My goodness.	Expressing surprise

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