Collocation
That sounds good.
An expression used to agree with a suggestion, plan, or idea, or to show approval.
Definition
'That sounds good.' is a common English collocation. An expression used to agree with a suggestion, plan, or idea, or to show approval.
That + sounds + good
“A: How about we meet at 7 PM? B: That sounds good.”
Examples
- Let's go for pizza tonight. That sounds good.
- Meeting at 3 PM tomorrow? Yes, that sounds good.
- If we finish the report by noon, we can take a break. That sounds good to me.
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- A picnic in the park on Saturday? Oh, that sounds good!
- The manager suggested we try a new approach, and frankly, that sounds good.
- The proposal to split the tasks evenly among the team members was met with enthusiasm; everyone agreed that sounds good.
- After a long week, the idea of just relaxing at home all weekend really sounds good.
- They offered a discount for early booking, which honestly, that sounds good considering our budget.
- To avoid the rush hour, leaving an hour earlier in the morning sounds good to me.
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