Conversational Phrases/C

If you work in a shop or a business, you can say this to a customer if you think they might need your help.

You can say this if you don't want to do something because you're feeling tired or lazy.

You can say this if you're looking forward to something very much.

You can use this instead of "probably" when saying what's likely to happen.

You can say this if you're showing something to someone.

You can say this if you don't understand a word or phrase that someone's used.

You can say this if you strongly disagree with someone, or strongly object to what they're doing.

You can say this if you're comforting someone who's sad or afraid.

You can use this to tell someone to hurry up.

You can say this to get someone to put more effort into something, or to start doing something that requires effort.

You can say this if you're suddenly reminded of something.

You can say this if there's a small chance you could be wrong, or if you're politely correcting someone.

You can say this when making a suggestion or giving advice.

You can use this when saying what you, or someone else, needs.

You can use this when saying that something was very possible, but it didn't happen.

You can say this when you're very sure about something, esp. when it seems you could be wrong.

You can use this to say you, or someone else, can't be blamed for something going wrong.

You can use this to emphasize that you'll do what you promise to do, or that you're telling the truth.

You can use this to tell someone to stop doing something that's annoying or upsetting you.