all right

satisfactory or fairly pleasant, but not excellent; very good or nice

going well, or happening successfully

used for saying that you will allow someone to do something, or you do not mind if they do it

not hurt or sick

used for making someone feel less worried or upset

used for admitting that something is true, especially when this is not the most important fact in a situation

used for agreeing with a suggestion or agreeing to do something; used for agreeing to do something or agreeing to let someone else do something, although you do not really want to

used for checking that someone understands or agrees

used for showing that you have heard or understood what someone has said; used for showing that you have heard or understood what someone has said and you are annoyed with them for repeating it

used for getting someone’s attention when you want to start talking about or doing something new; used for getting someone’s attention when you want to ask what they are doing or what is happening, especially when you are annoyed

used when you are going to admit something

used for saying hello to someone