Other ways to Say "FOR EXAMPLE"

 

• For instance...
• To give you an idea...
• As proof...
• Suppose that...
• To illustrate...
• Imagine...
• Pretend that...
• To show you what I mean
• Let's say...
• Case in point...
• e.g.
• Such as...
• In particular... 

Ways to Offer Help

• Do you need any help? 
• What can I do for you? 
• Would you like  me to help? 
• Let me help you. 
• Do you want me to help? 
• May I ..?
• Do you need some assistance? 
• Can I give you a hand? 
• Is there anything I can do for you? 
• Can I help you?
• Need any help?
• If you need anything let me know

 

WAYS TO SAY "CALM DOWN"

   

• Relax
• Take it easy
• Give it a rest
• Go easy
• Take a deep breath. 
• Slow down. 
• Control yourself
• Chill out
• Loosen up
• Simmer down 
• Just drop it. 
• Just let it go. 
• Just take a breath
• Count to 10
• Steady on 
• Take a chill pill! 
• How about a big hug. 
• Want to squeeze my hand? 

Ways to Say GOOD JOB

• Tremendous!.
• Fantastic!
• Excellent!
• Super-Duper!
• out of sight.
• You certainly did well today.
• That kind of work makes me happy.
• One more time and you'll have it.
• Couldn't have done it better myself.
• You really make my job fun.
• That's the right way to do it.
• Keep working on it; you're improving.
• You're getting better every day.
• You must have been a  practicing. 
• Tremendous 
• That's how to handle that.
•  That's better than ever. 
• That was first class work. 
• Incredible
• Hats off
• Unbelievable
• Remarkable
• Superb
• Astonishing
• Splinted
• Awesome
• Marvelous
• Wow
• Unbelievable
•  Now that's what I call fine job.

Ways to Say I DON'T KNOW

• I have no idea.
• I don't have a clue.
• I'm unsure.
• Search me.
• Hmm (interjection).
• I don't know anything about...
• I'm going to investigate that further.
• That requires a bit more research first.
• Beats me.
• I'II double check and let you know.
• I can't remember off the top of my head.
• It's beyond me.
• It's a mystery to me.
• That's a good question, but I don't know.
• I'm not the best person to answer that.
• I'm afraid. I've no idea. 

Other ways to say Let Me Know

• Keep me posted.
• Keep me updated.
• Keep me in the loop.
• Keep me informed.
• Get back to me.
• Enlighten me.
• Notify me.
• Let me know. 

Phrases for invitation

• Are you free Tuesday night?.
• Are you doing anything Friday night?.
• Would you like to join me for lunch?.
• Let me check my calendar.
• Do you wanna see a movie?.
• Would you like to join me for dinner?.
• How about a game of football on Monday?.
• Would you like to have breakfast with me tomorrow?.
• Would you like to come to the theater with me tonight?.
• Will you join me for tea?.
• I've got two tickets for a cinema on Saturday. Would you like to come?.
• Would you like to have dinner with me tonight?.
• How about coming to the picnic at the football club? 
• We request the honor of your presence… 
• We request the pleasure of your company…

How to give bad news to someone

• Please don't take this badly but.. 
• It is my unfortunate duty to tell you that...
• There is no easy way to say this but...
• I'm sorry to have to tell you this but...
• Unfortunately...
• I tried but...
• I need to warn you that I have some bad news...
• I'm afraid I've got some bad news...
• I regret to inform you that...
• I'm afraid to inform you of...
• I've got some bad news I'm afraid...
• I'm afraid I've got something sad to tell you...
• I feel really bad having to tell you this but...
• I don't know how to announce this but...
• I'm afraid I/we won't be able to... 

List of contraction words

• Can not - can't.
• Could not - couldn't.
• Did not - didn't.
• Do not - don't.
• Does not - doesn't.
• Had not - hadn't.
• Have not - haven't.
• He is - he's.
• He will - he'll.
• He would - he'd.
• He had - he'd.
• Here is - here's.
• I am - I'm.
• I have - I've.
• I will - I'd.
• is not - isn't.
• it is - it's.
• it has - it's.
• it will - it'll.
• Must not - mustn't.
• She is - she's.
• She will - she'll.
• She would - she'd.
• Should not - shouldn't.
• That is - that's.
• There is - there's.
• They are - they're.
• They have - they've.
• Was not - wasn't.
• We are - we're.
• We have - we've.
• We will - we'll.
• We would - we'd.
• Were not - weren't.
• What is - what's.
• Who is - who's.
• Who will - who'll.
• Will not - won't.
• You are - you're.
• You will - you'll.
• You would - you'd.
• You had - you'd 

Different ways to say Big

 

• Large.
• Sizable.
• Whopping.
• Oversized.
• Colossal.
• Very large.
• King-sized.
• Massive.
• Extensive.
• Enormous.
• Immense.
• Vast.
• Mammoth.
• Monumental.
• Gargantuan.
• Roomy.
• Mega.
• Numerous.
• Jumbo.
• Multitude.

Different ways to say you're Welcome

• It's okay
• No Problem.
• Of course.
•  It was nothing.
• No worries.
• Sure
• Sure thing
• You're welcome.
• Don't mention it.
• You got it.
• Glad to help.
• Anytime.
• That's all right.
• Never mention.
• Glad to have helped.
• Not a problem.
• I'm happy to help you.
• That's absolutely fine.
• Certainly.
• Cool.
• It's all gravy.
• My pleasure.
• Not at all.
• Glad to be of any assistance.

How to end conversation politely

 

• Nice to meet you.
• Let's catch up soon.
• Sorry, I must be off.
• I have to rush off now.
• Let's meet up again soon. Bye for now.
• Let's get together soon. Take care.
• Sorry, I've got to go.
• I'd better let you go now.
• Well, I won't keep you any longer.
• It's been good talking to you.
• It's been a pleasure taking to you.

const example in javascript

   const : The const statement is used to declares a variable in JavaScript. Let introduced from ES2015.

 JavaScript Code:

const  myName='Adi';

console.log(myName);

myName='JC';  //error

console.log(myName);

Output:

"Adi"

//error

let example in javascript

  let: The let statement is used to declares a variable in JavaScript. Let introduced from ES2015.

 JavaScript Code:

let myName='Adi';

console.log(myName);

myName='JC';

console.log(myName);

Output:

"Adi"

"JC"

var example in javascript

Var: The var statement is used to declares a variable in JavaScript. 

 JavaScript Code:

var myName='Adi';

console.log(myName);

myName='JC';

console.log(myName);

Output:

"Adi"

"JC"