Ending a conversation or leaving

1. I’d better be going.

Or, I’d better be off.

Or, I’d better be leaving.

Sentence – I’m getting late for my music class,

I’d better be going/off/leaving now.

2. Have a good one.

Sentence - Sorry I can’t join you at the party

but you have a good one.

Note – This phrase is used when someone is offering you something but you don’t want or can’t have it.

3. Take care – polite way to say bye

Sentence – I’m getting off for my office, you

take care.

4. See you later - a polite way to say bye

Sentence – My friend is waiting for me, I’ll see you later.

5. It was a pleasure meeting you.

Note – this phrase is used when you end up your meeting with someone else.

Sentence – It was a pleasure meeting you, hope to meet you soon again.

6. Lovely to meet you.

Note – This phrase is used when you end up

your meeting with your dearest one.

Sentence – It was lovely meeting you/lovely to

meet you, wish you all the best for your future.

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