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📝 Daily Short Practice

⬜ Fill in the Blanks
⬜ Matching
⬜ Multiple Choice
⬜ Writing Practice
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🎯 Vocabulary Goal

Learn useful short expressions for giving things, accepting situations and responding politely.

📚 Words & Phrases

Word or phrase Simple meaning Example
here you are said when giving something to someone Here you are. This is your receipt.
there you go said when giving something or when something is ready There you go. Your coffee is ready.
that’s fine that is acceptable Tuesday is fine for me.
that’s okay that is acceptable or not a problem That’s okay. We can wait.
never mind do not worry about it Never mind. It is not important.
no worries there is no problem No worries. I can help you.

🔍 See It in Context

At a Café

A customer pays for a coffee. The server gives back the card and says, ‘Here you are.’ A minute later the coffee is ready: ‘There you go.’ The customer apologises for dropping a napkin, but the server says, ‘Never mind. No worries.’

💡 Notice the Pattern

Short conversational chunks

Here you are and there you go are often used when giving something. That’s fine and that’s okay show acceptance. Never mind and no worries tell someone not to worry.

  • Here you are – your change.
  • Never mind. It is okay.

💬 Useful Examples

  • There you go. Your order is ready.
  • That’s fine with me.
  • That’s okay. We can try again.
  • No worries. I can wait.

✏️ Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks

1. ____. This is your receipt. (here you are / there you go / that’s fine)

2. ____. Your coffee is ready. (that’s fine / that’s okay / there you go)

3. The word or phrase for “that is acceptable” is ____. (never mind / that’s fine / that’s okay)

4. ____. We can wait. (that’s okay / never mind / no worries)

5. ____. It is not important. (no worries / here you are / never mind)

🔗 Exercise 2 – Matching

1. here you are

2. there you go

3. that’s fine

4. that’s okay

5. never mind

Options:

  • a. that is acceptable
  • b. do not worry about it
  • c. said when giving something to someone
  • d. that is acceptable or not a problem
  • e. said when giving something or when something is ready

✅ Exercise 3 – Multiple Choice

1. Which word or phrase means “said when giving something to someone”?

2. Which word or phrase means “said when giving something or when something is ready”?

3. Which word or phrase means “that is acceptable”?

4. Which word or phrase means “that is acceptable or not a problem”?

5. Which word or phrase means “do not worry about it”?

📝 Use It Yourself

Write a short service dialogue using four chunks from this lesson.

Example:
Here you are. Your receipt. — Thank you. — No worries. Your coffee is ready. — There you go.

🎙️ Speaking Practice

Practice these sentences aloud.

Say:
Here you are.

Say:
There you go.

Say:
That’s fine with me.

Say:
Never mind. No worries.

🔎 Answer Key

Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks

1. here you are

2. there you go

3. that’s fine

4. that’s okay

5. never mind

Exercise 2 – Matching

1. c – said when giving something to someone

2. e – said when giving something or when something is ready

3. a – that is acceptable

4. d – that is acceptable or not a problem

5. b – do not worry about it

Exercise 3 – Multiple Choice

1. here you are

2. there you go

3. that’s fine

4. that’s okay

5. never mind

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