\nDon’t give up.<\/strong>
\nYou can do it!<\/strong>
\nYou are nearly there. or You are almost there. or You are getting there.<\/strong>
\nNice try.<\/strong>
\nDon’t worry about ___________ <\/strong>(your pronunciation, your spelling, etc.). You are doing great.<\/strong>
\nGood try, but not quite right.<\/strong>
\nHave another go, I\u2019m sure you\u2019ll do better.<\/strong>
\nThat’s almost it. or You’ve almost got it.<\/strong>
\nGo on. Have another try.<\/strong>
\nThat is nearly perfect.<\/strong>
\nThe third time is the charm.<\/strong>
\nBetter luck next time.<\/strong>
\nDon\u2019t worry about it.<\/strong><\/p>\n
These phrases can stand-alone or be combined with more encouragement and supportive statements in order to show a person you care and are hoping they feel better or have success.<\/p>\n
Situations that might call for you to use encouraging words like these include:<\/p>\n
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- when someone has just gotten something wrong<\/li>\n
- when someone is trying very hard to do something but it is not happening<\/li>\n
- when someone is frustrated<\/li>\n
- when a person is putting in a lot of effort, but there have had only small results<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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Knowing some different ways to express encouragement or give encouragement to others is always good, especially when learning a new language. Giving encouragement or encouraging another person involves giving support and hope to that person, often when they are feeling sad, upset, or frustrated. Below are some great expressions of encouragement you can use…<\/p>\n