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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Response to That's Alright
Boy: I'm sorry about that.
Girl: That's alright.
Boy: ?
In the above exchange, what is the normal response to acknowledge the girl's being understanding? Do we normally say 'thank you' or something else?
Girl: That's alright.
Boy: ?
In the above exchange, what is the normal response to acknowledge the girl's being understanding? Do we normally say 'thank you' or something else?
Top answer
There wouldn't normally be any need for the boy to say anything else.
- There wouldn't normally be any need for the boy to say anything else.
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There wouldn't normally be any need for the boy to say anything else.
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I agree with MrWordy. In fact, I can't think of anything appropritate to add.
If you're really desperate to keep the conversation going, you might say, "No hard feelings?" or something of that nature.
But better to change the subject.
If you're really desperate to keep the conversation going, you might say, "No hard feelings?" or something of that nature.
But better to change the subject.
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