Common English Phrases and Responses

This video tutorial introduces 50 essential English phrases for everyday use, covering greetings, expressing gratitude, handling mistakes, seeking clarification, offering encouragement, and expressing emotions. The video aims to help learners improve their conversational skills in English-speaking environments.

What is the main purpose of the video?

• To explain English pronunciation

• To discuss English literature

• To provide top 50 English phrases

• To teach grammar rules

Which phrase can be used to ask someone how they are doing?

• How do you do?

• What's up?

• How's it going?

• What's new?

What phrase would you use if you haven't seen someone in a long time?

• Been a while

• See you later

• Catch you soon

• Long time no see

How can you express that everything is fine?

• All is lost

• Not good

• Can't complain

• Could be better

Which phrase would you use to thank someone for their kindness?

• It's very kind of you

• You're welcome

• No problem

• Don't mention it

What phrase can you use to reassure someone who made a mistake?

• Don't do it again

• No worries

• It's your fault

• Try harder

If you didn't understand someone, what could you say?

• I don't care

• Forget it

• Did I get you right?

• Never mind

What phrase can you use to ask someone to repeat themselves?

• Repeat please

• Say it again

• I don't understand

• Sorry, I wasn't listening

Which phrase is used to wish someone good luck?

• Fingers crossed

• Break a leg

• Good luck

• Best wishes

How can you encourage someone to keep doing well?

• Slow down

• Keep up the good work

• Stop now

• Take a break