Life-changing meaning in English
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Definition
(a) life-changing (experience): (an experience) which changes your life in a profound way
Examples
- "First day of my really important life-changing internship, and I look like a tramp."
- "It's a big step, a totally life-changing experience."
Exercise 1
Melanie Cousins from U-Canteen says that the book in question is:
There may be more than one correct answer!
There may be more than one correct answer!
Melanie Cousins from U-Canteen says that the book in question is:
There may be more than one correct answer!
There may be more than one correct answer!
This is a true statement. Melanie says that the book is "so cheap, it's practically a gift". We describe something as "cheap" when it is "good value" or "inexpensive". She is saying that the book does not cost a lot of money.
The head of catering at Delavigne is called Mr Stevens. He is not a book.
Melanie claims that Oliver Jamie's book "will change (Mr Stevens") life'. This means that it is "life-changing". She also says that the book "will revolutionize the way (Mr Stevens) works". This means that if he buys this book, Mr Stevens' life will change!
This is a false statement. Melanie actually describes the book as "cheap", which is the opposite of "expensive".
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