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    10 Ways To Say How You Are

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    10 Ways To Say How You Are

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    This document provides examples of common phrases used in various social situations including introducing oneself, asking questions, expressing opinions, thanking others, responding to apologies, ending conversations, and making phone calls. It offers sample language for stating how you are feeling, responding to greetings, thanking people, apologizing, and asking for information or opinions from others. The phrases are grouped into categories to help readers navigate different types of interactions and conversations.

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    10 Ways to Say How You Are

    1. I’m fine, thanks. How about you?


    2. Pretty good.
    3. Not bad.
    4. Great!
    5. Couldn’t be better!
    6. Can’t complain.
    7. I’ve been busy.
    8. Same as always.
    9. Not so great.
    10. Could be better.
    Note: The way to respond to “What’s up?” and “What’s new?” is typically “Not much.”

    10 Ways to Say Thank You

    1. Thanks.
    2. Thanks a lot.
    3. Thank you so much.
    4. Thanks a million!
    5. Thanks for your help. / Thanks for helping me.
    6. I really appreciate it.
    7. I’m really grateful.
    8. That’s so kind of you.
    9. I can’t thank you enough. (for extremely important things)
    10. I owe you one. (this means you want/need to do a favor for the other person in the future)

    10 Ways to Respond to “Thank You”

    1. You’re welcome.
    2. No problem.
    3. No worries.
    4. Don’t mention it.
    5. My pleasure.
    6. Anytime.
    7. It was the least I could do.
    8. Glad to help.
    9. Sure!
    10. Thank you.

    5 Ways to Respond to an Apology

    1. That’s OK.
    2. It happens.
    3. No problem.
    4. Don’t worry about it.
    5. I forgive you.
    (for serious problems)
    10 Phrases for Introductions

    1. I just wanted to introduce myself. I’m… [your name]


    2. I don’t think we’ve met before. My name’s… [your name]
    3. This is…
    4. I’d like you to meet…
    5. Have you met… ?
    6. I’d like to introduce you to…
    7. Nice to meet you.
    8. It’s a pleasure to meet you.
    9. Likewise.
    10. And you.
    5 Ways to End a Conversation Politely

    1. It was nice chatting with you.


    2. Well, it’s getting late.
    3. Anyway, I should get going.
    4. (formal) Sorry, but I’m afraid I need to…
    5. I’m sorry to cut you off, but I actually gotta run.
    (cut you off = interrupt you)

    10 Phrases for Telephone Calls

    1. Hi, this is Jane.


    2. (formal) May I speak with John Smith?
    3. (informal) Is John there?
    4. I’m calling about…
    5. I’m returning your call.
    6. (formal) One moment, please.
    7. (informal) Hang on a sec.
    8. He’s not here. Would you like to leave a message?
    9. Could you ask him to call me back?
    10. Thanks for calling

    10 Phrases for Asking for Information

    1. Can you tell me...?


    2. Could you tell me...?
    3. I'd like to know...
    4. Do you know...
    5. Do you have any idea...?
    6. Could anyone tell me...?
    (use this phrase when asking a group of people)
    7. Would you happen to know...?
    8. I don't suppose you (would) know...?
    9. I was wondering…
    10. I’m calling to find out…
    10 Phrases for Asking for Someone’s Opinion & Giving Your Opinion

    1. What do you think about...?


    2. How do you feel about…?
    3. What's your opinion of...?
    4. What are your views on...?
    5. In my opinion…
    6. I'd say...
    7. Personally, I think/believe...
    8. If you ask me...
    9. The way I see it...
    10. From my point of view…

    5 Phrases for Not Having an Opinion

    1. I’ve never given it much thought.

    2. I don’t have strong feelings either way.

    3. It doesn’t make any difference to me.

    4. I have no opinion on the matter.

    5. (very informal) Whatever.

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