How to be well spoken

Forever and always.

Spoken English - phrases (GOOD) LORD! | OH LORD! (WELL) I’LL BE DAMNED! AS YOU DO! CAN YOU BEAT IT/THAT? COME OFF IT! FANCY THAT! FOR CRYING OUT LOUD! GOD FORBID! / HEAVEN FORBID! GOODNESS ME! / MY GOODNESS! HOW DO YOU LIKE THAT? I'LL SAY! informal ISN’T THAT SOMETHING? LO AND BEHOLD (humorous) OH DEAR! / DEAR ME!/DEARIE ME! OH, BOTHER! / BOTHER! RATHER YOU THAN ME SHAME ON YOU THERE, THERE! WELL, I NEVER! WHO CAN SAY (…)? WHO’S TO SAY (…)? WOULDN’T YOU KNOW (IT)! YOU CAN SAY THAT…

If you're tired of stumbling over your words and you want to be a more articulate speaker, there's ONE thing you need to realize...

Many of us have experienced the desire to present ourselves in a more favorable light to our significant others, bosses, and friends. It's natural, and there's no harm in it. Human pride can be a powerful motivator, leading us to act or speak in ways that may not truly reflect who we are. Some of these moments have been captured on the subreddit 'Not Like the Other Girls' in some funny and entertaining posts.

Woman Pouring Tea at Party

Ways to say “you’re welcome” in English: My pleasure Of course Pleasure is (all) mine I’m glad to help I’m happy/glad to be of service