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Momentous = of great importance or significance, especially in having a bearing on future events. "A period of momentous changes in East–West relations." Unforgettable = impossible to forget; very memorable. "That unforgettable first kiss" To kick ass = if somethings kick ass, its really cool. Great! As in it kicks the ass of all else. It can be inanimate and still kick ass. "That song just kicks ass!"

>This was a trip of just good experiences. This is saying that on the trip there was only good expereinces >I came across many good experiences on this trip. *Came across= To find or a lot of something happening on the same trip

Hi, how was your trip.... Oh it was amazing, we did so many great things! Hi, how was your trip.... I had a great time! Amazing = causing great surprise or wonder; astonishing.

You can use any of the above statements to express that you had many great experiences on your trip. 1. I had a swell time. This is an informal expression to mean that you had a really great time. 2. I did a lot of fun activities. This is a direct and simple statement to express that you had fun on your trip. 3. I really enjoyed myself on this trip. The word "enjoy"means take delight or pleasure in something.

"I had an amazing time." means that everything you did was fun. When I say, "It was a trip of a lifetime." I mean that the trip was something that I will remember all my life. "I'll never forget this trip." is used when you had so many memorable experiences while on you trip that you won't forget.

The adjective 'full' has several meanings, but, in this context, it means abundant; well-supplied.' The adjective 'great' has several meanings, but, in this context, it means 'very good; excellent'. The noun 'experience' also has several meanings, but, in this context, it means 'the knowledge or skill acquired by a period of practical experience of something, especially that gained in a particular profession. The preposition 'during', means 'throughout the course or duration of (a period of time)' So, you may say: This trip was full of great experiences. or I had many great experiences on this trip. The adjective 'memorable' means 'worth remembering or easily remembered, especially because of being special or unusual'. So, you may say: I enjoyed a lot and had many memorable experiences during this trip, or During this trip, I had many memorable experiences.

"I have made so many great memories" this explains that you have made many great memories from what you have experienced "I experienced so many great things" this describes how you experienced multiple good things "The trip was filled with many great experiences" this statement explains that the trip had multiple good experiences

If you would like to explain that you had an amazing trip, you can use the sentences above. The words 'I'll never forget' tell us that this trip was really memorable, so much so that you want to hold on to the memories of what you experienced. Eye-opening: something that makes you aware of more than you were before Memorable: worth remembering, special memories "The trip was so eye-opening, I learned so much about how to take care of the environment and how it takes care of us, it was an experience I will never forget."

We use the idiom 'having the time of my life' when we wish to express that we're having the best time ever.

Using the first phrase would be a way expressing that all the experiences you made on the trip you would treasure them forever. The second phrase would be you explaining that you will never forget the experiences on the trip.

either of these above phrases will tell your audience that you really enjoyed your trip and that you did a lot of fun things