OK · exclamation
OK (AGREEING)
A1 used when agreeing to do something or when allowing someone to do something
Dictionary examples:
"Can I be the teacher today?" "OK, but no homework!" (0.0)
"Can I be your best friend?" "OK, let's shake on it!" (0.0)
"Can we have pizza for breakfast?" "OK, just this once!" (0.0)
"Could you pick me up at the train station?" "OK, what time?" (61.4)
"I'll pay you back tomorrow." "OK, no problem." (63.9)
OK (UNDERSTAND)
A2 used to check that someone understands something or that they agree to something
Dictionary examples:
You'll wear a banana costume to the meeting, OK? (0.0)
You'll eat ice cream with chopsticks at the party, OK? (0.0)
I'll eat all your veggies if you eat my homework, OK? (0.0)
I'll see you at six-thirty, okay? (46.0)
So I'll get the food and you can get the drink, OK? (49.7)
OK (ACTION)
A2 used as a way of showing that you are going to take action, start speaking or start something new
Dictionary examples:
OK, let's try to make our math teacher laugh during class! (0.0)
OK, let's see who can make the silliest face without laughing! (0.0)
OK, let's see who can eat this spicy noodle without crying! (0.0)
Okay, let's go. (45.2)
OK then, if you're ready we'll get started. (50.2)