Communication
there's no rush
no need to hurry
You say there's no rush when someone can take their time and does not need to hurry.
Hear it in real life
Should I call them now?
No, there's no rush.
Take your time choosing a dessert; there's no rush.
The mistake everyone makes
Not: There isn't rush.
Say: There's no rush.
Use the fixed phrase "there's no rush," not "there isn't rush."
Build it
How it fits in a sentence.
there's no rush; there was no rush
Your turn: say it out loud
Take your time choosing a dessert; there's no rush.
Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.
there's no rush
no need to hurry
“Take your time choosing a dessert; there's no rush.”
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