glad to hear that. a: would you like coffee or milk or tea? b: tea, please.
it’s my treat this time. a: please have a seat. b: thank you.
this sentence sounds like a military order. it’s too bossy and commanding. it also sounds like you have no control over the crowd in a public speaking situation. the suggestion “please have a seat.” sounds much better. a: we believe-in you. b: i appreciate your support. a: sweet dreams. b: you too.
a: why is he so happy today? b: he dreamed a sweet dream last night.
a: is he coming back soon? b: i have no idea. a: i don’t like working overtime. b: 