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Lucas21c Posted 11 years ago
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Conversation

Could you confim whether the following conversation sounds natural? Also, I'd like to know which one sounds better between (A) and (B) there.

A: Wake up, Jason.
B: What time is it?
A: It's nine thirty.
B: Nine thirty? I am totally late for school!
A: [ (A) It’s Okay / (B) Don't worry ]. It's Sunday.
B: Sunday? Oh, Mom! Please let me sleep a little more.
  

Top answer

Yes, it's natural. Both (A) and (B) are normal and natural there. "totally" is used in a slangy way, but the use fits the context.

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  • Yes, it's natural.
  • Both (A) and (B) are normal and natural there.
  • "totally" is used in a slangy way, but the use fits the context.
  • I see no reason to capitalise "okay", though this seems to be a fairly widespread practice.
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Yes, it's natural. Both (A) and (B) are normal and natural there.

"totally" is used in a slangy way, but the use fits the context.

I see no reason to capitalise "okay", though this seems to be a fairly widespread practice. (The form "OK" is, of course, capitalised.)
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Could I say just "Okay" instead of "It's okay" here?
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lucas21cCould I say just "Okay" instead of "It's okay" here?
"It's okay" is more likely there.
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