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I'm glad to hear that.
Express happiness about hearing good news.
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I’m glad to hear that you’re doing well.
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I’m glad to hear that you got home safely.
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I’m glad to hear that the issue is fixed.
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I’m glad to hear that you found the document.
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I’m glad to hear that you got the job.
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I’m glad to hear that your family is well.
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I’m glad to hear that the meeting went well.
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I’m glad to hear that you are feeling better.
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I’m glad to hear that you enjoyed the trip.
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I’m glad to hear that everything worked out.
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272.
That's great.
Express a positive reaction to something good.
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That's great. You got the job!
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That's great. We finished on time.
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That's great. You found the address.
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That's great. The problem is fixed.
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That's great. You passed the exam.
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That's great. We can start now.
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That's great. You are feeling better.
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That's great. The package arrived.
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That's great. You got a new opportunity.
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That's great. Everything worked out.
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273.
That's wonderful.
Express strong pleasure or approval about something.
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That's wonderful. Congratulations!
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That's wonderful. You finished the course.
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That's wonderful. Your project succeeded.
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That's wonderful. You got the promotion.
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That's wonderful. The news is excellent.
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That's wonderful. Your family is coming.
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That's wonderful. You found a new home.
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That's wonderful. The plan worked.
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That's wonderful. You are feeling better.
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That's wonderful. We can celebrate.
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That's interesting.
Show interest or curiosity about information.
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That's interesting. How did you find that out?
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That's interesting. Tell me more.
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That's interesting. I didn't know that.
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That's interesting. What happened next?
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That's interesting. How does it work?
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That's interesting. Where did you hear that?
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That's interesting. Why did they change it?
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That's interesting. When did this happen?
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That's interesting. What do you think?
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That's interesting. Can you explain?
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275.
Really...?
Express surprise or ask for confirmation.
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Really? You got the job?
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Really? You met her there?
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Really? The price went down?
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Really? They cancelled the meeting?
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Really? He called you?
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Really? You finished already?
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Really? The shop is closed?
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Really? You are moving?
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Really? They agreed?
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Really? You saw him yesterday?
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I see.
Show that you understand or have followed what someone said.
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I see. That explains the delay.
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I see. That makes sense now.
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I see. Thanks for explaining.
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I see. I understand the problem.
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I see. That is why it happened.
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I see. We need another plan.
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I see. Let us check again.
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I see. I did not know that.
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I see. Now I understand.
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I see. We can continue.
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I understand.
Say that you understand an explanation or situation.
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I understand what you mean.
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I understand your concern.
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I understand the problem.
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I understand why you are upset.
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I understand the instructions.
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I understand what happened.
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I understand your point.
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I understand the situation.
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I understand what you need.
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I understand how you feel.
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I get it.
Say that you understand an idea, instruction, or situation.
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I get it now.
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I get it. Thanks for explaining.
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I get it now. That makes sense.
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I get it. We need to wait.
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I get it. You want more time.
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I get it. The plan has changed.
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I get it now. I was mistaken.
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I get it. Let me check.
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I get it. We can continue.
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I get it. Thanks for clarifying.
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That makes sense.
Say that something is logical or understandable.
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That makes sense. Let's do it that way.
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That makes sense. We should wait.
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That makes sense. I agree with you.
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That makes sense. Let us check first.
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That makes sense. We can try again.
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That makes sense. The timing is better.
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That makes sense. We need more time.
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That makes sense. I understand now.
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That makes sense. We can continue.
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That makes sense. Thanks for explaining.
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It depends.
Say that the answer or outcome depends on the situation or conditions.
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It depends on the time.
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It depends on the price.
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It depends on the weather.
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It depends on the schedule.
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It depends on how busy we are.
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It depends on what you need.
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It depends on where we meet.
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It depends on the traffic.
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It depends on how much it costs.
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It depends on the situation.
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