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Entries in conversation enders (9)

Wednesday
Feb082012

“OK, well, I'll let you go.”

OK, well, I

You've been talking with an old friend on the telephone. You want to finish the conversation, so you say:

OK, well, I'll let you go.

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Sunday
Nov062011

“All right man, take it easy!”

English Lesson: All right man, take it easy!

You ran into a friend from college on the street and made small talk for a few minutes. Now you're leaving. You say:

All right man, take it easy!

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Thursday
Sep012011

“Hey, don't sweat it.”

English Lesson: Hey, don’t sweat it.

You're having a party at your house. The guests were supposed to bring some food or drink for everyone to share. One of your friends came without anything. He’s apologizing for not bringing anything, but you don’t want him to worry. You say:

Hey, don't sweat it.

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Tuesday
Apr262011

“We're not stopping to get ice cream, and that's that!”

That's that.

You're riding in a car with your family. Your kids are in the back seat, and they're begging you to get ice cream for them. They keep asking again and again, but you keep saying "no". Now it's starting to annoy you, so you want to stop the conversation. You say:

We're not stopping to get ice cream, and that's that!

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Monday
Oct042010

“All right, we'll pick it back up in the morning.”

You've been working hard on a project at work all afternoon, and one of your team members suggests that you should call it a day. You agree, and you want to tell everyone that you should all continue working on it again in the morning. You say:

All right, we'll pick it back up in the morning.

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Monday
Oct042010

“Guys, let's call it a day.”

You're working on a project with a few other people at work. You've all been working hard all afternoon, and now it's getting late. You think you should stop working on it for today, so you suggest:

Guys, let's call it a day.

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Saturday
Sep112010

“OK. Well, it was a pleasure meeting you.”

You met someone at a party and were talking with them for a few minutes. Now she has signalled that she's going to end the conversation and go talk to other people. You want to say "goodbye" to her politely. You say:

OK. Well, it was a pleasure meeting you.

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Saturday
Sep112010

“Well listen, I'm going to go mingle a bit.”

You're at a party with lots of people. You've been standing and talking with someone for a few minutes, but now you want to end the conversation so that you can talk to other people as well. You say:

 Well listen, I'm going to go mingle a bit.

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Friday
Jun112010

“Let's definitely keep in touch.”

Memorize

You're at a business networking event and meet someone who you might be able to do business with. You want to continue to talk to this person after the event. Near the end of your conversation, you say:

Let's definitely keep in touch.

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