Conversational Phrases/L

to not do anything more for now

You can say this to let someone know they don't have to do something because you'll do it.

You can say this to someone when you're leaving, esp. if they're busy doing something.

You can say this if someone gives advice or an opinion that angers you, esp. if they have no right to do so.

You can say this if you'd like to guess what's happening before someone tells you.

You can say this before telling someone what you really think, esp. if you're saying it as politely or gently as you can.

You can use this to emphasize that you really mean what you're saying.

You can say this to emphasize that something's true, even if it's hard to believe or accept.

You can say this if you don't want to do something.

You can use this to suggest leaving and going somewhere else.

You can say this if it's time to start doing something.

You can say this if you're not going to give all the details about something.

You can say this when considering what might happen if something occurs.

You can say this if you need a moment to think about something.

You can say this if you want someone to show you something.

You can say this if you want to find out something.

You can say this to show that you don't believe something, or strongly doubt something.

You can say this if you're refusing to allow something, or refusing to do something.

You can say this when you have to repeat what you've told someone because they haven't accepted it.

You can say this when talking about a situation that can't be changed, even though you or someone else might like to change it.

You can say this when you're showing someone exactly how to do something.

You can say this while greeting someone you haven't seen for a very long time.

You can say this if someone's advice or opinion isn't supported by what they've done in their own life.