Phrases & Expressions

Used to tell someone not to worry about a small problem or mistake.

• I'm sorry I'm late. Don't worry about it.
• You spilled a little water. Don't worry about it.

Used to make a suggestion.

• How about a cup of tea?
• How about going to the cinema?

Used to say that something is fine, or as a polite response when someone thanks you.

• Thanks for your help. — No problem.
• Can I sit here? — No problem.

An informal way to say goodbye to someone you expect to meet again soon.

• See you tomorrow!
• I'm leaving now. See you!

A way of expressing strong thanks.

• Thanks a lot for your help.
• Thanks a lot, I really appreciate it.

To look forward to something eagerly.

• I can't wait to see you.
• I can't wait for the weekend.

Food that is inexpensive and good value, often served in casual places.

• This area has many great cheap eats.
• We looked for cheap eats near the hotel.

Used to show you understand.

• Turn left at the light. — Got it.
• Got it, thanks.

An informal way to ask someone how they are or how things are going.

• Hi John, how's it going?
• How's it going with the new project?

Used to say that you think something is true or likely, but you are not completely certain.

• Will it rain tomorrow? — I guess so.
• Are you tired? — I guess so, a little.