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It's okay

🇬🇧 UK //ɪts əʊˈkeɪ// 🇺🇸 US //ɪts oʊˈkeɪ//

Sens de It's okay

An expression indicating acceptance or reassurance.

In simple words: It's fine or acceptable.

It's okay dans une phrase

• If you need help, it's okay to ask.
• I forgot my wallet, but it's okay; I can pay later.
• It's okay to make mistakes; that's how we learn.

Comment utiliser It's okay

Used to reassure someone or show acceptance. Suitable in most contexts but avoid in formal writing.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Sounds like 'its o-kay' — imagine giving a thumbs up.

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Mots liés

Collocations with It's okay

• it's okay to
• it's okay if
• say it's okay

Synonyms for It's okay

• it's fine
• it's acceptable
• it's all right
• no problem

Opposites of It's okay

• It's not okay
• It's unacceptable
• It's not fine

Common mistakes with It's okay

• Using 'its' instead of 'it's'.
• Overusing in formal contexts.
• Confusing with 'it's not okay'.

Questions fréquentes sur "It's okay"

Que signifie "It's okay"?

It's fine or acceptable.

Quelle est la définition de "It's okay"?

An expression indicating acceptance or reassurance.

Comment utiliser "It's okay" dans une phrase?

If you need help, it's okay to ask.

Peux-tu donner un autre exemple de "It's okay"?

I forgot my wallet, but it's okay; I can pay later.

Quels sont les synonymes de "It's okay"?

Quelques alternatives courantes : it's fine, it's acceptable, it's all right, no problem.

Quel est le contraire de "It's okay"?

Les sens opposés incluent It's not okay, It's unacceptable, It's not fine.

Quels mots vont avec "It's okay"?

Il s'associe souvent à it's okay to, it's okay if, say it's okay.

Quelles sont les erreurs courantes avec "It's okay"?

Using 'its' instead of 'it's'. Overusing in formal contexts. Confusing with 'it's not okay'.

Comment prononce-t-on "It's okay"?

US: //ɪts oʊˈkeɪ//, UK: //ɪts əʊˈkeɪ//. Écoute l'audio ci-dessus pour entendre la prononciation native.

Quand dois-je utiliser "It's okay"?

Used to reassure someone or show acceptance. Suitable in most contexts but avoid in formal writing.