Complete the cheerful Friday afternoon farewell between two classmates. Drag the natural responses into the conversation.

Leo: "Well, my brain is officially tired. I'm heading home! Have a great weekend!"

Mia: "Thanks, you too!"

Leo: "See you on Monday. Take care!"

Mia: "Bye! Catch you later!"

Leo: "Well, my brain is officially tired. I'm heading home! Have a great weekend!"

We use adjectives like "good" or "great" to wish someone well (e.g., "Have a great weekend!"). "Well" is an adverb and doesn't fit here.

Mia: "Thanks, you too!"

"You too!" is the standard, automatic fixed expression used to return a good wish to someone else.

Leo: "See you on Monday. Take care!"

"Take care" is a very common, warm way to say goodbye.

Mia: "Bye! Catch you later!"

"Catch you later" is a popular, casual idiom that simply means "See you later."