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How's it going?

A: Hey Tom, how's it going? / B: Pretty good, thanks! How about you?

Long time no see!

A: Sarah! Long time no see! / B: Wow, Mike! It has been years, good to see you!

What have you been up to?

A: What have you been up to lately? / B: Not much, just busy with work and family.

Can't complain.

A: How is life treating you these days? / B: Can't complain, everything is going smoothly.

Take care!

A: I have to go now, see you next week! / B: Bye, take care!

Catch you later.

A: I'm heading out now. / B: Sounds good, catch you later!

It's up to you.

A: Should we eat Italian or Mexican food tonight? / B: It's up to you, I like both.

Never mind.

A: What did you just say? / B: Never mind, it wasn't anything important.

I have no idea.

A: Do you know what time the meeting starts? / B: I have no idea, let me check the calendar.

That makes sense.

A: The flight is delayed due to bad weather. / B: Ah, that makes sense.

I see what you mean.

A: Working remotely saves two hours of commuting every day. / B: I see what you mean, that's a huge benefit.

By the way...

A: By the way, did you get my email this morning? / B: Yes, I was just reading it.

To be honest...

A: Did you enjoy that new movie? / B: To be honest, I thought it was pretty boring.

I'm looking forward to it.

A: Are you ready for the weekend trip? / B: Yes, I'm really looking forward to it!

No worries.

A: Sorry for being five minutes late! / B: No worries, we just started.

Don't mention it.

A: Thank you so much for helping me move! / B: Don't mention it, happy to help.

My bad.

A: Hey, you took my coffee mug by mistake! / B: Oh, my bad! Let me wash it for you.

It slipped my mind.

A: Did you remember to buy milk on your way home? / B: Sorry, it completely slipped my mind.

I'm running late.

A: Where are you? The movie starts soon. / B: I'm running late because of heavy traffic.

Give me a hand.

A: Could you give me a hand with this heavy box? / B: Sure thing, where do you want it?

Keep in touch!

A: Good luck with your new job in Boston! / B: Thanks! Let's keep in touch.

Sounds good to me.

A: Let's grab lunch at noon. / B: Sounds good to me, see you then.

I couldn't agree more.

A: This restaurant makes the best pizza in town. / B: I couldn't agree more, it's delicious.

Not necessarily.

A: High prices always mean better quality, right? / B: Not necessarily, sometimes you just pay for the brand.

I beg to differ.

A: That was the easiest test of the semester. / B: I beg to differ, question four was impossible.

Tell me about it!

A: Gas prices are getting completely out of hand. / B: Tell me about it! Filling my tank cost a fortune.

Good for you!

A: I finally passed my driving test today! / B: Good for you! I knew you could do it.

Hang on a second.

A: Can we talk about the project right now? / B: Hang on a second, let me finish this email first.

Let's call it a day.

A: We've been working on this report for six hours. / B: Agreed, let's call it a day and finish tomorrow.

I'm exhausted.

A: Do you want to go to the gym tonight? / B: No way, I'm exhausted after that shift.

Better late than never.

A: Dan finally submitted his assignment three days late. / B: Well, better late than never!

So far, so good.

A: How is the new software working out for you? / B: So far, so good, no bugs yet.

It's not a big deal.

A: I spilled a tiny drop of water on the desk. / B: It's not a big deal, just wipe it with a napkin.

I'm all ears.

A: I have a crazy idea for our vacation. / B: Tell me, I'm all ears!

Take your time.

A: I'm still trying to decide what to order. / B: Take your time, there's no rush at all.

You're telling me!

A: This summer heat is absolutely unbearable. / B: You're telling me! My air conditioner broke down yesterday.

Finger crossed!

A: I have my job interview in twenty minutes. / B: Fingers crossed! You're going to do great.

Speak of the devil!

A: Have you seen Mark today? / B: Speak of the devil! Here he comes now.

Are you kidding me?

A: Our flight got cancelled at the last minute. / B: Are you kidding me? We're going to miss the wedding!

Off the top of my head...

A: How many people attended the conference? / B: Off the top of my head, I'd say around two hundred.

I'm not following.

A: Then we invert the matrix to balance the ledger. / B: Sorry, I'm not following. Could you simplify that?

Fair enough.

A: I can't attend dinner because I have an early morning meeting. / B: Fair enough, let's reschedule for Friday.

What a relief!

A: The doctor called and the test results are completely normal. / B: What a relief! I was so worried about you.

Time flies.

A: Can you believe our kids are graduating high school? / B: Wow, time flies so fast.

Break a leg!

A: My piano recital begins in five minutes. / B: Break a leg! You practiced so hard for this.

No hard feelings.

A: I'm sorry I couldn't vote for your proposal yesterday. / B: No hard feelings, I understand your reasons.

Same old, same old.

A: How have things been at your workplace? / B: Same old, same old, nothing ever changes.

Hold your horses.

A: Let's buy the tickets right this second! / B: Hold your horses, let's compare prices first.

You can say that again!

A: That concert was the best live show of the year. / B: You can say that again! The energy was unreal.

I couldn't care less.

A: Did you hear what celebrity bought that mansion? / B: Honestly, I couldn't care less about gossip.

Make yourself at home.

A: Thanks for inviting me over to your place. / B: Of course! Please make yourself at home.