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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

It's fine

When someone says, "thank you for treating us!"

Is it okay to say, "It's fine!" Or is that considered rude?

Does "it's fine" mean it's okay or not a problem?

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When someone thanks you, a normal response would be you're welcome or [it was] my pleasure or that's okay or [it was] no trouble or no problem . It's fine is not a usual response in that situation, but it's certainly not rude, and it would be taken to mean something like those other responses I listed. It's fine or that's fine is used to give your assent or agreement.

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  • When someone thanks you, a normal response would be you're welcome or [it was] my pleasure or that's okay or [it was] no trouble or no problem .
  • It's fine is not a usual response in that situation, but it's certainly not rude, and it would be taken to mean something like those other responses I listed.
  • It's fine or that's fine is used to give your assent or agreement.
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When someone thanks you, a normal response would be you're welcome or [it was] my pleasure or that's okay or [it was] no trouble or no problem. It's fine is not a usual response in that situation, but it's certainly not rude, and it would be taken to mean something like those other responses I listed.

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