What to say when thanks is not enough?
What would I do without you? / To say thank you is not enough. / I can’t thank you enough.
- “What would I do without you? You’re wonderful.”
- “I can’t thank you enough. I really need a night off.”
How do you say no problem in polite way?
“Setting up the system was no problem for someone with his experience.”…What is another word for no problem?
| it’s all right | it’s nothing |
|---|---|
| you’re welcome | all good |
| don’t worry about it | it’s all good |
| it’s fine | no biggie |
| don’t mention it | my pleasure |
What does ” I’m not clear on something ” mean?
What does I’m not clear on something. mean? The owner of it will not be notified. Only the user who asked this question will see who disagreed with this answer. You use it when you don’t fully understand something. You use it when you don’t fully understand something.
How to say thanks for your response or thanks for responding?
Thanks for your response. Answer by: Accommodation Owner Sep 232013 Emmanuelle, thanks for your response about the wifi connection being slow. Emmanuelle, thanks for your response about the wifi connection being slow. I have installed an Extender and hopefully this will help in the connection and the speed for future guest and your return.
How can I thank Balem for his response?
Balem, thank you for responding. Thank you for responding so speedily to my invitation. Commissioner, could I first of all thank you for responding positively to the resolution agreed with this House on 27 September. Thank you for responding to the flyer. I hope I didn’t bring you here for nothing.
When does a program become unresponsive to a request?
Once the calculation is complete, the program starts listening and responding again. A different example is a program trying to access something over a network (like the internet). If the connection is bad or the remote server is slow, the program might spend a long time waiting for a response. During that time it might well become unresponsive.
When to say thanks but I’m Fine?
Telling someone “thanks, but I’m fine” when you are really not is a lie. If you worry that you are complaining too much or being too negative, you may respond in this way. But if you feel like you need to rant a bit, do so.
Thanks for your response. Answer by: Accommodation Owner Sep 232013 Emmanuelle, thanks for your response about the wifi connection being slow. Emmanuelle, thanks for your response about the wifi connection being slow. I have installed an Extender and hopefully this will help in the connection and the speed for future guest and your return.
What do you mean by I am not clear about?
I’m not clear about where the cells were injected, or when he began to recover some function, but recover he did. (Cardiologist) Most GPs admitted to being unaware of the place for other agents including spironolactone and angiotensin II antagonists in treating HF: What I’m not clear about is spironolactone, do we adjust the dose of that?
How to answer the question ” is that clear enough?
First related question that I saw on ELL. When “Is that clear enough?” means “Do you understand it clearly?”, you can’t use clearest. Use: Yes, it is very clear to me. There are many synonyms you can use in place of very. See the examples for clear. That is the clearest answer I have heard all day.