When Jane was younger, she could drink everyone under the table.

[alpacinou]

Are these correct and natural?

1. When Jane was younger, she could drink everyone under the table.
2. I want to drink everybody under the table at the party tonight.
3. He's such a light-weight! He was gloating all night that he could drink all of us under the table but after two shots he became fall-down drunk.

 

[5jj]

Yes.

 

[probus]

To me "fall-down drunk" seems unnatural. I'd say "He was (or got) falling down drunk." Three sheets to the wind is a colorful and charming way of putting it.

 

[emsr2d2]

You don't need the hyphen in "lightweight".