Modifying Another Word

• that: I'm gonna have a seat over here, is that okay?

• generally: I'm generally okay around town, but anywhere out of my comfort zone is a major stress.

• probably: If there was any chance they could've caught it themselves then it is probably okay.

• otherwise: I do the memory verse, which needed a bit more pace but was otherwise okay.

• all: But now I'm 30, and it's all okay.

Preposition: for

• while: I was doing okay for a while there; now I'm not doing okay at all.

Infinitive complement

• ask: Take time to think about your answers, it is okay to ask for a little time.

• wear: The fireman helmet might persuade the most reluctant lad that it's okay to wear a bike lid.

Modifies a noun

• sir: Joe: Okay, sir, could you fix my door for £ 2,000,000?

• folk: Over to T. G. : Okay folks, listen up.

• guy: Okay guys, the annual bowling trophy is up for grabs soon!

• thank: JG: Okay, thanks for your call Nigel.

• enough: Okay, fair enough, write it all down, produce your original notes, that kind of thing.

• ..: Naturally, he was quickly followed by the hugely uncharismatic Ansell ( " I think I'm doing okay...

Used with adjective complement

• seem: Donald Taylor: Sandra - it seems okay to me.

• feel: You feel okay about talking to teachers about your problems.

• look: With all whitespace reset you will get them on the phone complaining every time; with defaults in place things might just look okay.

• do: Oh well, at least the American farmers did okay out of the deal.

• go: Back over the right trip and going okay so has to be the bet.

• sound: I've no idea how I sound live, but I hope I still sound okay with either medium.