Phrases & Expressions

To do something more quickly, or to make someone do something more quickly.

• Hurry up, or we will miss the bus!
• Hurry up, we're late.

Used to express that you have the same opinion as someone else.

• That's a great idea. I agree.
• "We should leave early." "I agree."

Used to show that you understand.

• It's a long story. — I see.
• Ah, I see what you mean.

Used to express your opinion or a belief that you are not completely sure about.

• I think it will rain tomorrow.
• I think the shop closes at six, but I'm not sure.

Used to apologize for something you have done.

• I'm sorry I'm late.
• I'm sorry, I didn't mean to hurt your feelings.

To be the loser of a game.

• We lost the game by one point.
• Nobody likes to lose a game.

To start a friendship.

• He made a friend at school.
• It's easy to make friends.

Pleasant weather.

• What nice weather we're having!
• It's nice weather for a walk.

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.

Written on signs to say that smoking is not allowed in a place.

• The sign read 'No Smoking'.
• A large sign at the entrance said "No smoking".