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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Is it proper to say "That's OK." when being asked "Is there anything you need/ I can do for you?"

For example in a restaurant, the waiter says "Is there anything else you need?" after everything I ordered has been served.
I usually say "I'm good" or "That's it" when I don't need anything. But I want to know what do native speakers think of the expression "That's OK" in this situation.

Thanks in advance.
  

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Anonymous what do native speakers think of the expression "That's OK" in this situation. It seems a little off. Anonymous I usually say "I'm good" or "That's it" That seems a little too casual for me.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous what do native speakers think of the expression "That's OK" in this situation.
  • It seems a little off.
  • Anonymous I usually say "I'm good" or "That's it" That seems a little too casual for me.
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Anonymous what do native speakers think of the expression "That's OK" in this situation.
It seems a little off.
AnonymousI usually say "I'm good" or "That's it"
That seems a little too casual for me. I say, 'No, thank you."
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Like Mr M, I say 'No, thank you'.
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Can I say: I have enough, thank you.
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You can, but most people say "No, thank you / No.thanks".
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