Cool Phrasal Verbs

 

Hit me up	Contact me
Catch up	To meet
Chill out	To relax
Hang out	Spend time
Stand by	Do nothing
Look around	Search

Drop in

To Visit

Fed up

Frustrated

To be up to

Doing something

Call off

To cancel

Figure out

Understand

Give up

Stop trying

Put off

Postpone

Turn up

Appear

Mess around

Being silly

Cool off

To become cooler

      

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"