1. Greetings and Introductions
"Good morning! How are you today?"
"Hi there! It's nice to meet you."
"Excuse me, is this seat taken?"
"Hello, my name is
"It's a pleasure to make your acquaintance."
"Hi, I'm a friend of
"Good evening! How was your day?"
"Hey, I don't think we've met before. I'm
"It's great to see you again!"
"Long time no see! How have you been?"
2. Making Requests and Asking for Help
"Could you please pass the salt?"
"Excuse me, could you tell me where the restroom is?"
"Would you mind helping me with this suitcase?"
"I was wondering if you could lend me a pen."
"Could you please speak a little slower?"
"I'm sorry, I didn't quite catch that."
"Would you mind repeating that, please?"
"Could you give me a hand with this?"
"I'm looking for the train station. Could you point me in the right direction?"
"I'd appreciate it if you could help me with this problem."
3. Expressing Opinions and Preferences
"I think that's a great idea!"
"In my opinion, this movie is fantastic."
"I prefer coffee to tea."
"I'm not a big fan of spicy food."
"I believe that everyone should have access to education."
"I'm not so sure about that."
"I agree with you to a certain extent."
"I see your point, but I still disagree."
"What's your take on this?"
"I'd rather go to the park than the museum."
4. Sharing Information and Giving Instructions
"The library is located on the corner of Main Street and Oak Avenue."
"To get to the airport, take the express train from Central Station."
"The meeting will be held tomorrow at 10 am in the conference room."
"First, preheat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit."
"Don't forget to bring your passport when you travel."
"Make sure you turn off the lights before you leave."
"The deadline for the project is next Friday."
"Here's how you can solve this equation."
"Let me explain how this works."
"Follow these steps to assemble the furniture."
5. Making Plans and Suggestions
"Are you free for dinner tomorrow night?"
"How about we go to the movies this weekend?"
"Let's meet at the cafe at 2 pm."
"Why don't we try that new restaurant?"
"I'm planning a trip to Italy next summer. Would you like to join me?"
"We could have a picnic in the park."
"I suggest we postpone the meeting until next week."
"What do you think about going hiking this Saturday?"
"I'm up for anything, as long as it's fun."
"Let's brainstorm some ideas for the party."
6. Expressing Emotions and Feelings
"I'm so happy to hear that!"
"I'm feeling a bit under the weather today."
"That's fantastic news! Congratulations!"
"I'm really sorry to hear that."
"I'm so excited about the trip!"
"I'm a little nervous about the presentation."
"That's so frustrating!"
"I'm grateful for your support."
"I'm proud of your accomplishments."
"I'm disappointed that the event was canceled."
7. Shopping and Dining
"Can I try this on, please?"
"Do you have this in a different size?"
"How much does this cost?"
"I'm looking for a new pair of shoes."
"Could I get the bill, please?"
"I'd like to make a reservation for two."
"Can I have a glass of water, please?"
"This soup is delicious!"
"I'll have the steak, medium rare."
"Could we get a doggy bag for this, please?"
8. Travel and Transportation
"Where can I buy a bus ticket?"
"Is this the train to London?"
"Could you call me a taxi, please?"
"I'd like a window seat, please."
"How long does it take to get to the city center?"
"Excuse me, where is Gate 35?"
"I need to get to the airport by 8 am."
"Is there a bus stop near here?"
"I'd like to rent a car for a week."
"Could you tell me how to get to the museum?"
9. Technology and the Internet
"My computer is running really slowly."
"I can't connect to the Wi-Fi."
"Could you help me reset my password?"
"How do I download this app?"
"I'm having trouble uploading this file."
"What's the best website for learning English?"
"I need to charge my phone."
"Could you send me that link?"
"I'm not very tech-savvy."
"This software is really user-friendly."
10. General Conversation
"What do you like to do in your free time?"
"What kind of music do you listen to?"
"Have you seen any good movies lately?"
"What are your plans for the weekend?"
"Tell me about your family."
"What do you do for work?"
"Where did you grow up?"
"What are your hobbies?"
"It was lovely talking to you."
"Let's keep in touch!"
11. Weather
"It's a beautiful day today, isn't it?"
"What's the weather forecast for tomorrow?"
"It's supposed to rain later this afternoon."
"I love the feeling of sunshine on my skin."
"This heat is unbearable!"
"Can you believe how much snow we got?"
"I hope it clears up for the picnic tomorrow."
"The wind is really picking up."
"It's a bit chilly out there, you might want to grab a jacket."
"I love the sound of rain."
12. Health
"How are you feeling today?"
"I'm not feeling very well."
"I have a headache."
"I think I'm coming down with a cold."
"I need to make an appointment with the doctor."
"Have you been taking your vitamins?"
"It's important to stay hydrated."
"I'm trying to eat healthier."
"I need to get more exercise."
"I hope you feel better soon."
13. Hobbies and Interests
"What do you like to do in your spare time?"
"I'm really into photography."
"I love to read."
"I'm a big fan of
"I enjoy playing video games."
"I'm learning to play the guitar."
"I like to go hiking on the weekends."
"My favorite hobby is gardening."
"I'm passionate about cooking."
"What are you interested in?"
14. Work and Education
"What do you do for a living?"
"I work as a teacher."
"I'm a student at
"I'm looking for a new job."
"I have a degree in
"I'm taking a course in
"I have a meeting with my boss later today."
"I'm working on a new project."
"I'm excited about my career."
"I hope to get a promotion soon."
15. Current Events
"Did you hear about
"What do you think about
"I'm following the election closely."
"It's important to stay informed about what's happening in the world."
"I read the news every morning."
"This is a really interesting article."
"I'm concerned about climate change."
"I hope they find a solution to this problem."
"It's important to have discussions about these issues."
"I'm trying to make a difference in the world."
16. Compliments and Gratitude
"You look great today!"
"I love your new haircut."
"That's a beautiful dress."
"You're a really good cook."
"I appreciate your help."
"Thank you so much for the gift."
"You're a great friend."
"I admire your dedication."
"You're an inspiration to me."
"I'm so grateful for everything you do."
17. Apologies and Forgiveness
"I'm so sorry for being late."
"I apologize for my mistake."
"I didn't mean to hurt your feelings."
"Please forgive me."
"It's okay, I understand."
"Don't worry about it."
"Everyone makes mistakes."
"Let's move on."
"I appreciate your apology."
"Thank you for forgiving me."
18. Making Small Talk
"It's a lovely day, isn't it?"
"How was your weekend?"
"What are your plans for the holidays?"
"Have you seen any good movies lately?"
"Do you have any pets?"
"Where are you from?"
"What do you do for fun?"
"It's been nice chatting with you."
"I should probably get going now."
"Have a great day!"
19. Expressing Agreement and Disagreement
"I totally agree with you."
"That's exactly what I was thinking."
"I couldn't agree more."
"I see your point, but..."
"I'm afraid I disagree."
"I have a different perspective on that."
"Let's agree to disagree."
"I respect your opinion, even though I don't share it."
"We may have different views, but we can still have a productive conversation."
"I'm open to hearing your side of the story."
20. Encouragement and Support
"You can do it!"
"I believe in you."
"Don't give up."
"I'm here for you."
"You're doing great."
"Keep up the good work."
"I'm proud of you."
"You're stronger than you think."
"Never stop learning."
"You have so much potential."
21. At the Doctor's Office
"I'm here for a check-up."
"I've been having some trouble sleeping."
"I have a pain in my
"Could you please prescribe me some medicine for this cough?"
"I'm allergic to penicillin."
"When will the test results be ready?"
"Do I need to make a follow-up appointment?"
"What are the side effects of this medication?"
"I'm feeling much better, thank you."
"I'm worried about this symptom."
22. At the Bank
"I'd like to open a savings account."
"I need to withdraw some money."
"Could I cash this check, please?"
"What's my account balance?"
"I'd like to apply for a loan."
"I need to transfer some money to another account."
"What's the interest rate on this account?"
"I lost my debit card."
"Could you help me with this transaction?"
"Thank you for your assistance."
23. At the Post Office
"I'd like to send this package to
"How much is it to mail this letter?"
"Do I need to fill out a customs form?"
"Could I get some stamps, please?"
"I'm expecting a package. Has it arrived yet?"
"What's the tracking number for this package?"
"I need to send this by express mail."
"Is there a mailbox near here?"
"Could you help me with this form?"
"Thank you for your help."
24. Giving a Presentation
"Good morning/afternoon everyone, thank you for coming."
"Today I'm going to be talking about..."
"Let's start by looking at..."
"As you can see from this chart..."
"I'd like to draw your attention to..."
"In conclusion..."
"Are there any questions?"
"Thank you for listening."
"I'd be happy to discuss this further with you afterwards."
"I hope you found this presentation informative."
25. Negotiating
"We're looking for a price of..."
"Could you offer us a discount?"
"We're willing to pay..."
"We'd like to see some flexibility on the terms."
"We're not happy with this proposal."
"We need to find a solution that works for both of us."
"Let's compromise."
"We're close to a deal."
"We're happy to agree to those terms."
"Thank you for your cooperation."
26. Expressing Uncertainty
"I'm not sure."
"I don't know."
"Maybe."
"Perhaps."
"It's possible."
"I might be wrong, but..."
"I'm not entirely convinced."
"I need more information."
"Let me think about it."
"I'll get back to you on that."
27. Describing People
"He's tall and handsome."
"She's friendly and outgoing."
"They're very creative."
"He has a great sense of humor."
"She's always willing to help."
"They're hard-working and dedicated."
"He's a bit shy."
"She's very intelligent."
"They're always up for an adventure."
"He's a good listener."
28. Describing Things
"It's a beautiful house."
"The car is very fast."
"The food was delicious."
"The movie was exciting."
"The book is very interesting."
"The painting is stunning."
"The music is relaxing."
"The view is breathtaking."
"The weather is perfect."
"The city is vibrant."
29. Telling Stories
"Once upon a time..."
"It all started when..."
"Suddenly..."
"And then..."
"In the end..."
"The moral of the story is..."
"I'll never forget the time..."
"It was the most amazing experience."
"You won't believe what happened."
"Let me tell you a story."
30. Expressing Enthusiasm
"That's awesome!"
"I'm so excited!"
"This is incredible!"
"I can't wait!"
"This is going to be amazing!"
"I'm really looking forward to it."
"This is the best news ever!"
"I'm so happy for you!"
"This is a dream come true!"
"Woohoo!"
31. Making Phone Calls
"Hello, this is
"May I speak to
"Could you please put me through to
"I'm calling about..."
"Could you please hold for a moment?"
"I'm sorry, I didn't catch that. Could you please repeat?"
"Could you please take a message?"
"I'll call back later."
"Thank you for your help."
"Have a good day."
32. Writing Emails
"Dear
"I hope this email finds you well."
"I'm writing to you about..."
"Please find attached..."
"I would appreciate it if you could..."
"Please let me know if you have any questions."
"Thank you for your time."
"Sincerely,"
"Best regards,"
"Kind regards,"
33. Giving Directions
"Go straight ahead."
"Turn left/right at the next corner."
"It's on your left/right."
"It's across the street from..."
"It's next to/between..."
"You'll see it on your left/right."
"It's about a 10-minute walk from here."
"You can't miss it."
"Do you need me to draw you a map?"
"I hope you find it okay."
34. Expressing Likes and Dislikes
"I love..."
"I like..."
"I'm fond of..."
"I enjoy..."
"I'm keen on..."
"I don't like..."
"I dislike..."
"I'm not a fan of..."
"I can't stand..."
"I'm not keen on..."
35. Agreeing and Disagreeing (More Formal)
"I concur with your assessment."
"That's a valid point."
"I'm inclined to agree with you."
"I beg to differ."
"I'm afraid I have to disagree."
"I respectfully disagree."
"I have a different perspective on this matter."
"While I understand your point, I believe..."
"We seem to have reached an impasse."
"Perhaps we can find a mutually agreeable solution."
36. Expressing Surprise
"Wow!"
"Really?"
"No way!"
"Are you serious?"
"I can't believe it!"
"That's amazing!"
"You're kidding!"
"I'm shocked!"
"That's unbelievable!"
"What a surprise!"
37. Asking for Clarification
"Could you please explain that again?"
"I'm not sure I understand."
"Could you give me an example?"
"What do you mean by that?"
"Could you rephrase that?"
"I'm not following you."
"Could you clarify that?"
"Let me make sure I understand."
"Just to be clear..."
"I want to make sure we're on the same page."
38. Expressing Sympathy
"I'm so sorry to hear that."
"That's terrible."
"I can't imagine what you're going through."
"My thoughts are with you."
"Please accept my condolences."
"If there's anything I can do, please let me know."
"I'm here for you if you need anything."
"Take care of yourself."
"I'm so sorry for your loss."
"My heart goes out to you."
39. Making Invitations
"Would you like to come to
"I'm having a party on
"Are you free for dinner on
"Let's get together sometime."
"I'd love for you to come."
"Feel free to bring a friend."
"Let me know if you can make it."
"I hope to see you there."
"It would be great to catch up."
"I'm looking forward to seeing you."
40. Ending a Conversation
"It was nice talking to you."
"I enjoyed our conversation."
"I should let you go now."
"I have to run."
"It was great catching up."
"Let's talk again soon."
"Take care."
"Have a good one."
"See you later."
"Bye!"
41. Expressing Opinions with More Nuance
"I tend to think that..."
"From my perspective..."
"As far as I'm concerned..."
"I'm of the opinion that..."
"It seems to me that..."
"I'm not entirely sure, but I suspect that..."
"I could be wrong, but I believe that..."
"I'm inclined to think that..."
"I haven't made up my mind yet, but..."
"I'm still considering all the options, but..."
42. Giving Advice
"If I were you, I would..."
"You might want to consider..."
"Have you thought about..."
"It might be a good idea to..."
"I would recommend..."
"I think you should..."
"Perhaps you could try..."
"Whatever you decide, I'm here to support you."
"Just remember to..."
"Don't forget to..."
43. Expressing Disappointment
"That's a shame."
"That's too bad."
"I'm disappointed to hear that."
"That's unfortunate."
"I was really hoping for..."
"I'm sorry things didn't work out."
"It's a pity."
"I'm bummed about it."
"Oh no, that's awful."
"I feel bad for you."
44. Expressing Joy and Excitement
"That's wonderful news!"
"I'm so happy for you!"
"This is fantastic!"
"I'm thrilled!"
"This is the best day ever!"
"I'm over the moon!"
"I'm so excited, I could burst!"
"This is a dream come true!"
"Yay!"
"Hooray!"
45. Making Comparisons
"This is better than..."
"That is worse than..."
"This is as good as..."
"That is not as bad as..."
"This is similar to..."
"That is different from..."
"This is the same as..."
"That is not the same as..."
"This is more expensive than..."
"That is less expensive than..."
46. Expressing Gratitude (More Formal)
"I'm very grateful for your assistance."
"I appreciate your kindness."
"Thank you for your generosity."
"I'm indebted to you."
"I'm much obliged."
"Please accept my sincere thanks."
"I'd like to express my gratitude."
"Thank you for your consideration."
"I value your support."
"You've been a great help."
47. Asking for Opinions
"What do you think?"
"What's your opinion?"
"What are your thoughts on this?"
"Do you have any suggestions?"
"I'd like to hear your input."
"What would you do in this situation?"
"I'm open to suggestions."
"Let's brainstorm."
"Any ideas?"
"I'm curious to know what you think."
48. Expressing Agreement (Stronger)
"Absolutely!"
"Definitely!"
"Exactly!"
"Precisely!"
"You're absolutely right."
"I couldn't have said it better myself."
"I'm in complete agreement."
"That's spot on."
"You've hit the nail on the head."
"I wholeheartedly agree."
49. Expressing Disagreement (Stronger)
"I strongly disagree."
"I completely disagree."
"I'm totally against that."
"That's absurd."
"I can't believe you think that."
"That's ridiculous."
"I'm appalled by that."
"That's outrageous."
"I'm vehemently opposed to that."
"That's unacceptable."
50. Making Suggestions (More Formal)
"I propose that we..."
"I suggest that we consider..."
"I recommend that we..."
"It might be beneficial to..."
"Perhaps we could explore the possibility of..."
"I'd like to put forward the idea of..."
"We could potentially..."
"It may be worthwhile to..."
"I'd like to submit this proposal for your consideration."
"Let's examine the feasibility of this plan."
51. Expressing Certainty
"I'm absolutely certain."
"I have no doubt."
"I'm positive."
"I'm convinced."
"There's no question about it."
"I'm quite sure."
"I'm fairly certain."
"I have no reason to doubt it."
"I'm confident that..."
"I'm sure of it."
52. Expressing Uncertainty (More Formal)
"I'm not entirely sure."
"I'm somewhat uncertain."
"I have some reservations."
"I'm not convinced."
"I'm hesitant to say."
"I'm not in a position to confirm."
"I need more information before I can make a decision."
"It's difficult to say for sure."
"I'm not quite clear on that."
"I'm still considering the matter."
53. Describing Places
"It's a bustling city."
"The countryside is peaceful and serene."
"The beach is beautiful and pristine."
"The mountains are majestic and awe-inspiring."
"The neighborhood is safe and friendly."
"The house is cozy and comfortable."
"The restaurant is elegant and sophisticated."
"The park is green and spacious."
"The museum is fascinating and informative."
"The city is full of history and culture."
54. Making Apologies (More Formal)
"I sincerely apologize for..."
"Please accept my apologies for..."
"I deeply regret..."
"I take full responsibility for..."
"I offer my sincere apologies for any inconvenience caused."
"I assure you that this will not happen again."
"I hope you can forgive me."
"I'm truly sorry for my actions."
"I'm committed to making amends."
"I value your understanding."
55. Giving and Receiving Compliments
"You have a lovely home."
"That's a very insightful comment."
"You have excellent taste."
"I admire your work ethic."
"You're a talented artist."
"Thank you, you're very kind."
"That's very flattering."
"I appreciate the compliment."
"You made my day."
"That means a lot to me."
56. Expressing Concern
"I'm worried about..."
"I'm concerned about..."
"This is a serious issue."
"We need to address this problem."
"I hope things get better."
"I'm here to help in any way I can."
"Is there anything I can do?"
"Please let me know if there's anything you need."
"I'm thinking of you."
"Take care."
57. Making Requests (More Formal)
"I would be grateful if you could..."
"I would appreciate it if you would..."
"Would it be possible for you to..."
"Could I ask you to..."
"I kindly request that you..."
"I would be much obliged if you could..."
"Thank you for your attention to this matter."
"I look forward to your response."
"Please let me know at your earliest convenience."
"Thank you for your cooperation."
58. Expressing Preferences (More Formal)
"I have a preference for..."
"I'm partial to..."
"I'm inclined towards..."
"I favor..."
"I'm more inclined to..."
"I would prefer..."
"I have a strong preference for..."
"My preference would be to..."
"I'm not particularly fond of..."
"I tend to avoid..."
59. Describing Events
"It was a memorable occasion."
"The party was a great success."
"The concert was fantastic."
"The wedding was beautiful."
"The conference was very informative."
"The meeting was productive."
"The trip was amazing."
"The event was well-attended."
"Everyone had a great time."
"It was an unforgettable experience."
60. Expressing Excitement (More Formal)
"I'm delighted to hear that."
"This is wonderful news."
"I'm thrilled about this opportunity."
"I'm eagerly anticipating..."
"I'm very enthusiastic about..."
"This is a momentous occasion."
"I'm overjoyed."
"I'm filled with excitement."
"This is a cause for celebration."
"I'm looking forward to it with great anticipation."
61. Expressing Disbelief
"Are you kidding me?"
"You're pulling my leg!"
"I don't believe it!"
"That can't be true!"
"You've got to be joking!"
"I'm stunned!"
"That's incredible!" (can be used for both positive and negative disbelief)
"No way!"
"I'm in shock!"
"That's unbelievable!"
62. Making Offers
"Can I help you with that?"
"Would you like me to...?"
"Let me give you a hand."
"I'd be happy to..."
"May I offer you...?"
"Please feel free to ask if you need anything."
"I'm here to help."
"Can I get you anything?"
"Would you like some help with that?"
"Allow me to assist you."
63. Expressing Regret
"I'm so sorry."
"I wish I hadn't done that."
"I regret my actions."
"I feel terrible about what happened."
"I made a mistake."
"I should have known better."
"I'm sorry for any pain I caused."
"I hope you can forgive me."
"I'll try to do better in the future."
"I'm truly sorry."
64. Giving Instructions (More Direct)
"Do this."
"Don't do that."
"Go there."
"Come here."
"Listen to me."
"Pay attention."
"Follow me."
"Wait here."
"Hurry up."
"Be careful."
65. Expressing Anger
"I'm so angry!"
"That's infuriating!"
"I'm furious!"
"I can't believe you did that!"
"That's unacceptable!"
"I'm livid!"
"This is outrageous!"
"I'm at my wit's end!"
"I'm going to lose it!"
"Calm down." (This is usually said to another person who is angry)
66. Giving Warnings
"Be careful!"
"Watch out!"
"Look out!"
"Don't touch that!"
"Stay away from there!"
"Don't do anything stupid!"
"I'm warning you!"
"You're playing with fire!"
"This is dangerous!"
"Think twice before you act!"
67. Expressing Fear
"I'm scared!"
"I'm terrified!"
"I'm frightened!"
"I'm afraid."
"I'm petrified!"
"I'm horrified!"
"This is terrifying!"
"Help me!"
"I'm panicking!"
"I don't know what to do!"
68. Expressing Sadness
"I'm sad."
"I'm heartbroken."
"I'm devastated."
"I'm feeling down."
"I'm depressed."
"I'm miserable."
"I'm in despair."
"I feel like crying."
"I need a hug."
"I don't know how to cope with this."
69. Making Promises
"I promise."
"I swear."
"I give you my word."
"I won't let you down."
"You can count on me."
"I'll be there for you."
"I'll do my best."
"I won't forget."
"I'll keep my word."
"Trust me."
70. Expressing Love and Affection
"I love you."
"I care about you."
"You're special to me."
"I appreciate you."
"You're my best friend."
"I'm so glad you're in my life."
"You mean the world to me."
"I cherish our friendship."
"I'll always be there for you."
"You're the best."
71. Expressing Hope
"I hope so."
"I hope not."
"Hopefully..."
"Fingers crossed."
"I'm keeping my fingers crossed."
"I have high hopes."
"I'm optimistic."
"I'm looking forward to a brighter future."
"I have faith that things will work out."
"I'm hopeful that..."
72. Expressing Disappointment (More Intense)
"I'm crushed."
"I'm heartbroken."
"I'm devastated."
"I'm gutted."
"I'm in despair."
"I feel like giving up."
"This is a nightmare."
"I can't believe this is happening."
"I'm at a loss for words."
"This is the worst day ever."
73. Giving Compliments (More Specific)
"I love your sense of style."
"You have a great eye for detail."
"You're a natural leader."
"You have a way with words."
"You're an amazing listener."
"You have a wonderful sense of humor."
"You're so creative."
"You're incredibly talented."
"You have a beautiful smile."
"You light up the room."
74. Expressing Surprise (More Intense)
"You're kidding me!"
"No way!"
"I can't believe my ears!"
"I'm floored!"
"I'm speechless!"
"That's mind-blowing!"
"This is insane!"
"What a twist!"
"I never saw that coming!"
"This is too much!"
75. Making Suggestions (Informal)
"How about..."
"Why don't we..."
"Let's..."
"We could..."
"Maybe we should..."
"What if we..."
"I have an idea..."
"I was thinking we could..."
"Do you want to...?"
"Are you up for...?"
76. Expressing Indifference
"I don't mind."
"It's all the same to me."
"Whatever you want."
"I'm easy."
"I don't have a preference."
"It doesn't matter to me."
"I'm not fussed."
"I'm okay with either option."
"It's up to you."
"I'm not really bothered."
77. Asking for Permission
"Can I...?"
"May I...?"
"Is it okay if I...?"
"Would it be alright if I...?"
"Do you mind if I...?"
"Would you mind if I...?"
"I was wondering if I could..."
"Would it be possible for me to...?"
"I'd like to ask your permission to..."
"I hope you don't mind if I..."
78. Giving Permission
"Sure."
"Of course."
"Go ahead."
"No problem."
"Feel free."
"By all means."
"You have my permission."
"I'm happy to let you."
"Certainly."
"Absolutely."
79. Refusing Permission
"I'm afraid not."
"I'm sorry, but you can't."
"I'd rather you didn't."
"I'm not comfortable with that."
"I'm going to have to say no."
"I can't allow that."
"That's not possible."
"I'm afraid I have to refuse."
"I'm sorry, but I can't give you permission."
"I wish I could say yes, but..."
80. Expressing Wishes
"I wish I could..."
"I wish I had..."
"I wish I were..."
"If only I could..."
"If only I had..."
"I wish things were different."
"I wish I had known that earlier."
"I wish I had more time."
"I wish I could go back in time."
"I wish you were here."
81. Expressing Relief
"Thank goodness!"
"What a relief!"
"That's a load off my mind."
"I'm so glad that's over."
"I was worried sick!"
"That was a close call."
"I can finally breathe again."
"Thank heavens!"
"I'm so relieved to hear that."
"That's good news."
82. Showing Interest
"That's interesting."
"Really? Tell me more."
"I'd like to hear more about that."
"That's fascinating."
"I'm curious about..."
"I'm all ears."
"I'm eager to learn more."
"That sounds exciting."
"I'm intrigued."
"Please go on."
83. Expressing Boredom
"This is so boring."
"I'm bored."
"This is tedious."
"I'm not interested."
"I'm losing interest."
"This is monotonous."
"I can't take it anymore."
"I'm so tired of this."
"This is a waste of time."
"Can we do something else?"
84. Talking About the Future
"I'm planning to..."
"I'm going to..."
"I'm thinking about..."
"I hope to..."
"I'd like to..."
"I'm looking forward to..."
"I can't wait to..."
"I'm excited about..."
"The future looks bright."
"I have big plans for the future."
85. Talking About the Past
"I remember when..."
"I used to..."
"It was a long time ago."
"Back in the day..."
"I'll never forget the time..."
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times."
"Those were the days."
"I miss those days."
"I've come a long way since then."
"It's all in the past now."
86. Expressing Confusion
"I'm confused."
"I don't understand."
"I'm lost."
"This doesn't make sense."
"I'm not following you."
"Could you explain that again?"
"I'm not sure what you mean."
"I'm a bit unclear about..."
"Can you clarify that?"
"I'm puzzled."
87. Interrupting Politely
"Excuse me, may I interrupt for a moment?"
"Sorry to interrupt, but..."
"I hate to interrupt, but..."
"May I interject?"
"If I could just add something..."
"I'm sorry, I couldn't help but overhear..."
"Do you mind if I jump in here?"
"Before we move on, I'd like to say..."
"I don't mean to interrupt, but I think it's important to mention..."
"May I have a word?"
88. Changing the Subject
"Speaking of which..."
"That reminds me..."
"On a different note..."
"By the way..."
"Incidentally..."
"Before I forget..."
"While we're on the subject..."
"This might be a good time to mention..."
"I'd like to shift gears for a moment..."
"Let's move on to another topic."
89. Expressing Agreement (Informal)
"Totally!"
"Absolutely!"
"Definitely!"
"For sure!"
"You got it!"
"You bet!"
"No doubt!"
"I'm with you."
"Sounds good to me."
"I'm on board."
90. Expressing Disagreement (Informal)
"No way!"
"Not a chance!"
"Absolutely not!"
"I don't think so."
"I'm not so sure about that."
"That's not how I see it."
"I beg to differ."
"I'm not convinced."
"I have my doubts."
"I disagree."
91. Expressing Tentative Agreement
"I suppose so."
"I guess so."
"Perhaps you're right."
"That might be true."
"There's something to be said for that."
"I can see your point."
"I'm not entirely opposed to that."
"I'm willing to consider that."
"That's a possibility."
"I'm open to the idea."
92. Expressing Partial Agreement
"I agree with you up to a point."
"I agree with you in principle, but..."
"I see what you're saying, but..."
"While I agree with some of what you've said, I disagree with other parts."
"I agree with your overall point, but I think there are some nuances to consider."
"I'm not sure I entirely agree, but I can see where you're coming from."
"I agree with you to a certain extent, but..."
"I agree with you in part, but..."
"I agree with some aspects of your argument, but..."
"I agree with you on some points, but..."
93. Hedging
"It's kind of..."
"It's sort of..."
"It's like..."
"I think maybe..."
"I'm not really sure, but..."
"It's hard to say for sure, but..."
"I guess..."
"Perhaps..."
"Maybe..."
"Possibly..."
94. Expressing Emphasis
"Really!"
"Absolutely!"
"Definitely!"
"Certainly!"
"Indeed!"
"Truly!"
"Utterly!"
"Completely!"
"Totally!"
"Without a doubt!"
95. Making Concessions
"I admit that..."
"I acknowledge that..."
"I concede that..."
"You're right about that."
"I see your point."
"That's a valid point."
"I can't argue with that."
"Fair enough."
"I stand corrected."
"You've convinced me."
96. Expressing Regret (More Formal)
"I deeply regret my actions."
"I'm truly sorry for any inconvenience caused."
"I apologize unreservedly."
"I take full responsibility for my mistakes."
"I am remorseful for my behavior."
"I am ashamed of myself."
"I will strive to do better in the future."
"I hope you can find it in your heart to forgive me."
"I am committed to making amends for my actions."
"Please accept my sincere apologies."
97. Giving Compliments (More Casual)
"That's awesome!"
"You rock!"
"Way to go!"
"You're the best!"
"Good job!"
"I'm impressed!"
"You're a star!"
"That's amazing!"
"You're killing it!"
"You're awesome!"
98. Expressing Disgust
"That's disgusting!"
"That's gross!"
"That's revolting!"
"That's repulsive!"
"That's sickening!"
"That makes me want to vomit!"
"That's horrible!"
"That's awful!"
"That's terrible!"
"Yuck!"
99. Expressing Impatience
"Come on!"
"Hurry up!"
"What's taking so long?"
"I don't have all day."
"I'm losing my patience."
"Are we there yet?"
"This is taking forever."
"I can't wait any longer."
"Let's get a move on."
"Chop chop!"
100. Expressing Enthusiasm (More Casual)
"That's awesome!"
"Cool!"
"Sweet!"
"Amazing!"
"Fantastic!"
"Incredible!"
"Wow!"
"Woohoo!"
"Yay!"
"Hooray!"
