How to use "It was great" in conversation sentences?

 "It was great" is a versatile phrase that can be used in many different conversation situations. Here are some ways you can use it:

Ending a conversation:

• It was great talking to you! (Informal)
• It was a pleasure meeting you. (Formal)
• I should get going, but it was great chatting with you. (Informal)
• Thanks for the chat, it was great catching up. (Informal)

Expressing your enjoyment of an event or activity:

• The concert was amazing, it was great! (Informal)
• I had a wonderful time at the party, it was great! (Informal)
• The meeting was very productive, it was great! (Formal)
• I really enjoyed the hike, it was great! (Informal)

Expressing your appreciation for someone's effort or help:

• It was great of you to help me with the project. (Formal)
• Thanks for the delicious meal, it was great! (Informal)
• I really appreciate you doing that, it was great! (Informal)
• That was a very thoughtful gift, it was great! (Formal)

Adding emphasis to another statement:

• I had a great time, it was really great! (Informal)
• The food was delicious, it was absolutely great! (Informal)
• That was such a great idea, it was brilliant! (Informal)
• She's a great person, she's really great! (Informal)

Here are some tips for using "It was great" effectively:

• Use it sincerely and with genuine enthusiasm.
• Adapt the formality of the phrase to match the situation.
• Add specific details to make your statement more meaningful.
• Avoid overusing the phrase.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.