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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

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

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

When others tell you to enjoy your vacation, they are excited for you and the upcoming plans. It may be friends, family, or people you work with. Those sentiments are extended because they know you as a person and they feel you deserve to get away from the daily grind. Respond to “Enjoy your vacation” … Read more

When you share information with someone, it is a good idea for them to acknowledge they received it. This is important in person, by text, and by email. Otherwise, you may worry that they didn’t get that communication. To “Thank you for letting me know,” respond with “You’re welcome. If you have any further questions, … Read more

Apologizing when both of you are wrong can help to mend the relationship. Hopefully, it is the first step to resolving the problem. You don’t want it to create a wedge between the two of you or make you uncomfortable when you see each other. You don’t have to accept all of the blame, but … Read more

How you respond to “Hope You Had a Good Weekend” depends on your relationship with the person talking to you. If it is a friend or family member, you may be more inclined to have a full conversation with them and disclose what you did over the weekend. If it is someone you know at … Read more

The Top of the Morning’ expression has a strong association with the Irish people. If a person tells you Top of the morning’, it means best of the morning. The best answer to “Top of the morning to you” is “And the rest of the day to you.” If the person who greeted you also asked a … Read more