Meaning

A question that asks if you’re prepared to do something or prepared for an event. Ask this question to find out whether someone is prepared to do something and whether they can start doing it.

Today's Sentences

01

Are you ready for this?

Situation 1

Are you ready for this?

Good news or bad news?

Good news, of course! I just won the lottery!

Oh my god! Congratulations!

Situation 2

Did you call?

Yes!
Are you ready for this?

Yes!
Tell me now!

The coffeeshop guy just asked for my number!

Writer’s Note:

Are you ready for this?=Are you prepared to hear some very exciting, shocking, or surprising news? Text this question to your friends when you have unbelievable news. Call someone you know and share some amazing news with ‘Are you ready for this?’

02

Are you ready for the exam?

Situation 1

You look really tired.

I stayed up all night studying.

Are you ready for the exam?

I think so. I hope I don’t fall asleep though.

Situation 2

Are you ready for the exam?

No, I’m so worried.
What if I fail?

Don’t worry,
just take it again!

This exam is only scheduled once a year.

03

Are you ready for your date?

Situation 1

Are you ready for your date?

I am but I’m so nervous.

Just have fun and be yourself!
I can’t wait to hear all about it.

I’ll call you later when I get home.

Situation 2

I asked her out and now I can’t wait to see her.

Are you ready for your date?

Yes, I’m gonna take her out for dinner and then mini golf.

Hey, don’t forget to open the doors for her and walk her to her door.

04

Are you ready to order?

Situation 1

Welcome! Are you ready to order?

Yes, we’ll have the Cheese burger with Fries and Chicken Pesto Pasta.

Any drinks with your meal?

A glass of your House Wine and a bottle of Pacific Ale.
Thank you.

Situation 2

Are you ready to order?

Yes, we’ll have two Super Green Smoothies please.

Sure. What size would you like?

One medium and one large please.

05

Are you ready to be shocked?

Situation 1

Are you ready to be shocked?

What are the perks of this car?

This model has the highest trim level available with all features included!

Really?
It’s fully loaded!

Situation 2

Are you ready to be shocked?

Why? What is it?

I just bought my first house!

Congratulations! Let’s go see it!

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