Introduction and Greetings

  1. Hello, how are you? – A standard greeting.
  2. Nice to meet you. – Used when meeting someone for the first time.
  3. What’s up? – A casual way to ask what someone is doing.
  4. Good morning/afternoon/evening. – Time-specific greetings.
  5. How have you been? – Asking about someone’s well-being.

Making Plans

  1. What are you up to this weekend? – Asking about someone’s plans.
  2. Let’s catch up soon. – Suggesting a future meeting.
  3. I’m free tomorrow. – Indicating availability.
  4. Are you busy later? – Checking someone’s schedule.
  5. How does next week look for you? – Suggesting a future date.

Expressing Opinions

  1. I think so. – Agreeing with someone.
  2. I don’t think so. – Disagreeing with someone.
  3. To each their own. – Acknowledging differing opinions.
  4. That’s a good point. – Agreeing with a specific idea.
  5. I’m not sure about that. – Expressing uncertainty.

At Work

  1. Let’s touch base later. – Suggesting a future discussion.
  2. I’ll loop you in. – Including someone in a conversation or project.
  3. Can we reschedule? – Asking to change a meeting time.
  4. I’m swamped right now. – Indicating you’re very busy.
  5. That’s not in my wheelhouse. – Saying something is not your area of expertise.

Social Situations

  1. Long time no see. – Greeting someone you haven’t seen in a while.
  2. How’s it going? – Asking how someone is doing.
  3. I’m just browsing. – Indicating you’re not ready to make a purchase in a store.
  4. What’s the latest gossip? – Asking for news or updates.
  5. Mind if I join you? – Asking to be included in an activity or group.

Saying Goodbye

  1. Take care. – Wishing someone well as you part ways.
  2. See you later. – Indicating you’ll meet again.
  3. Goodbye. – A standard farewell.
  4. Safe travels. – Wishing someone a good journey.
  5. It was nice seeing you. – A polite farewell after meeting.

These expanded phrases are excellent tools for anyone looking to enhance their English language skills, especially students preparing for university, business professionals, and self-improvement enthusiasts.

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