18 Phrases for Confirming a Plan (e.g., “See you there”)
“See you there” works, but English has many clearer, friendlier ways to lock in a plan. Master these 18 phrases for confirming a plan and you’ll sound natural, reliable, and fluent every time.
Common Plan-Confirming Phrases
Casual & Friendly
- We’re on! Short, excited. “Movie at eight? We’re on!”
- It’s a date. Playful promise. “Coffee Friday? It’s a date.”
- Count me in. Clear yes. “Beach trip Sunday—count me in.”
- I’ll be there. Simple commitment. “I’ll be there at ten sharp.”
- Looking forward to it. Shows enthusiasm. “Looking forward to lunch tomorrow.”
- Can’t wait! High energy. “Can’t wait to see the show!”
Polite & Clear
- I’ll confirm by text once I’m on my way. Adds reassurance. “I’ll confirm by text once I’m on my way.”
- Consider it locked in. Firm promise. “Consider it locked in—7 p.m. at the gate.”
- I’ll swing by at six. Casual timing. “I’ll swing by at six to pick you up.”
- We’re good to go. Everything set. “Tickets bought— we’re good to go.”
- I’ll drop you a pin when I arrive. Location share. “I’ll drop you a pin when I arrive.”
- Sounds like a plan. Relaxed approval. “Movie then dessert? Sounds like a plan.”
Formal / Professional
- I confirm my attendance at 3 p.m. Email-ready. “Dear Ms. Lee, I confirm my attendance at 3 p.m.”
- I’ll be there promptly at the scheduled time. Punctual promise. “I’ll be there promptly at the scheduled time.”
- Please consider this my confirmation. Written clarity. “Please consider this my confirmation for Tuesday’s meeting.”
- I look forward to seeing you then. Polite closer. “I look forward to seeing you then.”
- I have noted the appointment in my calendar. Reassures organizer. “I have noted the appointment in my calendar.”
- I’ll arrive fifteen minutes early. Shows reliability. “I’ll arrive fifteen minutes early to complete the forms.”
Bonus Idiomatic Lock-In
- Put it in ink—it’s happening! Fun certainty. “Concert Friday? Put it in ink—it’s happening!”
Real-Life Confirmation Dialogues
Friend: Movie at eight?
You: We’re on! I’ll drop you a pin when I arrive.
Client: Call tomorrow 10 a.m. EST?
You: Please consider this my confirmation. I look forward to seeing you then.
Roommate: Brunch Sunday?
You: Count me in. Can’t wait!
Quick Tips: Choosing the Right Confirmation
| Situation | Recommended Phrase | Why? |
|---|---|---|
| Friends meeting | We’re on! | Quick and upbeat. |
| Business email | I confirm my attendance at 3 p.m. | Clear and professional. |
| First date | It’s a date. | Playful and positive. |
Practice Tip
Swap “See you there” for “We’re on!” or “Sounds like a plan” in your next chat—notice how certain and natural you sound.
Why This Matters
- Native speakers rarely repeat “See you there”—variety sounds fluent.
- Clear confirmations prevent missed meetings and awkward texts.
- Natural phrases boost speaking-test fluency scores.
Choose one new phrase, lock in your next plan, and sound like a native. Happy learning! 😊
