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“It is what it is” is a phrase referring to accepting that a situation happened, and there’s nothing you can do about it. It’s a way of coping and brushing off future conversations about it, but are there other phrases you should say, and why should you say them? Instead of brushing off the situation […]

Both s “nice to talk to you” and “nice talking to you” are correct and mean pretty much the same thing. The difference is in what you are communicating and why. In other words, who you are talking to and what you want to imply. This article looks at one of the rather astonishing ways

We will use the phrase, hope to see you soon, as an expression of enthusiasm and expectation, and the phrase indicates that we are talking to someone we haven’t seen for some time, or to someone we haven’t yet met. The phrase is used to both end a conversation and to indicate a further desire

When trying to address someone in a professional manner when a potential meeting is coming up, you might be wondering how you should properly express this to them. The grammatically correct way to express this would be to say “I look forward to meeting you” and not “I look forward to meet you.” Saying “I

By understanding if the intent behind ‘how was your day?’ is a touch-based or filler question, you’ll be able to respond accurately, honestly, or vaguely, and know which response is best. Let’s take a look at some of the meanings, intents, and examples on how to respond to ‘how was your day?’ What is the