Common English Responses

Here are 10 of the most common English responses along with example sentences:

1. I’m fine, thanks. How are you?
   • A: How’s it going?
   • B: I’m fine, thanks. How are you?
2. Pretty good.
   • A: How’s life?
   • B: Pretty good.
3. Same old, really.
   • A: How’s life treating you?
   • B: Same old, really.
4. Not so great, really.
   • A: How’s everything?
   • B: Not so great, really.
5. Could be better.
   • A: How are things?
   • B: Could be better.
6. Can’t complain.
   • A: How’s work?
   • B: Can’t complain.
7. You’re welcome.
   • A: Thank you for your help.
   • B: You’re welcome.
8. No problem.
   • A: Sorry for the trouble.
   • B: No problem.
9. That sounds great.
   • A: Want to go to the movies tonight?
   • B: That sounds great.
10. Let’s do it.
    • A: Should we start the project now?
    • B: Let’s do it.

These responses are versatile and can be used in various everyday conversations to convey politeness, agreement, or a state of being. They are part of the phrases that make interactions smooth and natural in English-speaking contexts.