Collocation
That is fine.
It's acceptable; there's no problem; I agree. Used to express consent, lack of objection, or that something is satisfactory.
Definition
'That is fine.' is a common English collocation. It's acceptable; there's no problem; I agree. Used to express consent, lack of objection, or that something is satisfactory.
That + be + adjective
“You can leave early if you need to. That is fine.”
Examples
- If you want to stay a little longer, that is fine with me.
- Is it okay if I pay tomorrow? Yes, that is fine.
- He said he couldn't come to the party, and I told him that is fine.
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- Don't worry about the small mess, that is fine.
- We can meet at 3 PM if that is fine with your schedule.
- She was worried about the delay, but I assured her that is fine.
- As long as you finish the report by Friday, that is fine.
- It's a small mistake, truly, that is fine.
- If you need to reschedule our appointment, that is fine.
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