Used among friends to convey that a mistake or problem isn't serious.

Casual Reassurance

Commonly said after someone apologizes, to show forgiveness or understanding.

Response to Apology

Particularly common in Australia, used in informal settings.

Shows you're willing and able to help, making the person feel supported.

Indicates acceptance of a request without hesitation or imposition.

Not suitable when ordering or demanding; it implies a favor, not an obligation.