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When someone tells you to enjoy your night, they are sending well wishes in your direction. It could be someone at the store when you checkout, a friend/family member, or someone at work. On “Enjoy Your Night,” a short response like, “Thank you so much, after this busy week, I’m looking forward to this evening.” … Read more
When someone asks you how your week is going so far, they are interested in what is going on with you. They are trying to create conversation at work, at an event, or in passing. The answer to the question “How has your week been so far?” depends on your relationship with the person and … Read more
There are several situations in which you’ll need to respond to how are you doing. This is a common query and it’s often used in business environments as well as more relaxing settings. In any situation, you can respond to the question “How are you doing?” with “Thank you, I’m fine. And you?”. You should … Read more
In times of grief, illness or trauma people often need a helping hand. Sometimes they just need someone to remind them that there’s light at the end of the tunnel. In these situations, they’re usually appreciative of the people who journey with them through tough times. This article will explain how you can respond to … Read more
A heads-up is when someone lets you know about something that’s coming up, like an appointment or meeting. If someone thanks you for giving them a heads-up, they’re saying they appreciated your warning and are happy to be prepared for whatever it is. If the heads-up was about an event that hasn’t happened yet, say … Read more
The phrase “thank you for your patience” is a common polite expression when a person acknowledges you with gratitude for your patience, most likely for time spent waiting for the desired outcome. Depending on the context, this statement may catch you off-guard and leave you wondering about the most appropriate way to respond. An appropriate … Read more
You have invited someone, and now, you hope the person will show up at your event. But, what do you say when someone accepts an invitation? If someone accepts your invitation, you should first thank them and share any information about the event, such as dress codes, timings, or dining arrangements. Also, offer to be … Read more
An informal invitation is still an invitation, and you should reply to it accordingly. Not everyone has the time or the money to mail out formal invitations, but that doesn’t lessen the fact that they are hosting an event they wish for you to attend. To accept informal invitations, do it in the same way … Read more
We all make mistakes – it’s an inevitable part of being human. Most people use the phrase “My bad” as a very informal and light apology used to take ownership of a mistake or error. In common everyday use, the phrase is contrition and a slangy way of saying, “I’m sorry, that was my fault.” … Read more
When someone tells you to have fun, they usually want you to have the best experience possible. Respond to “Have fun” with an expression of gratitude, whether the person meant it seriously or not. Because the expression “Have fun” is mainly used to put someone in a good mood. Whether the person is a complete … Read more