Everyday English
The most useful phrases for everyday conversation, from greetings to the workplace, with when and to whom to say them.
20 expressions found
A reaction showing surprise or interest in what someone has said.
An informal reaction showing great surprise or disbelief.
A reaction showing that you think something is wonderful or very surprising.
A reaction showing interest in what someone has said.
A reply meaning that you understand what someone has explained.
An informal reply meaning that you understand.
A filler used to keep a conversation going or to get the listener's attention.
A filler used to explain, correct or add to what you have just said.
A filler used to pause, think or introduce a reply, often a hesitant one.
A phrase used to ask for a moment to consider something before you answer.
A word used to add surprising information or to correct something.
A word used to give the simplest or most important point.
A phrase used before saying what you really think, often something unwelcome.
An informal reply accepting that what someone says is reasonable.
A reply meaning that something is logical or easy to understand.
A reply showing strong agreement that something is completely right.
An informal reaction asking if someone is serious, showing surprise or annoyance.
A word used to change the subject or return to the main topic.
A phrase used to introduce a new, often less important, topic.
A reaction showing that you feel sorry or disappointed about something.
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