be better than anticipated · surpass what was expected
Imagine you've heard some buzz about a place, but when you actually get there, it blows your mind! 🤯 This expression is perfect for when reality is way better than the hype. ✨
💡 **Pro Tip!** You can use 'to exceed expectations' for anything that turns out better than you thought – a movie, a meal, or even a new job! It's a great way to give a positive review. 👍 Remember, the past tense is 'exceeded'.
Your friend asks about your recent trip, and it was much better than you thought. Which English expression fits this situation best? A. It fell short of expectations. B. It exceeded my expectations. C. It just met my expectations.