Collocation
That's a good point.
A phrase used to acknowledge that someone has made a valid, relevant, or insightful remark or idea.
Definition
'That's a good point.' is a common English collocation. A phrase used to acknowledge that someone has made a valid, relevant, or insightful remark or idea.
(make/raise/have/be) + a/an + (adjective) + point(s)
“You've made a really good point about the project timeline.”
Examples
- Oh, that's a good point, I hadn't thought of that at all.
- You've brought up a very good point in your presentation about sustainability.
- I think he made a valid point about the budget cuts impacting essential services.
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- She always manages to make excellent points during team discussions.
- That's a really interesting point; could you elaborate more on your idea?
- Considering all the good points raised, we decided to proceed with caution on the new venture.
- His argument had many good points, but also some notable weaknesses.
- I appreciate you bringing up that good point, it's something we should definitely address.
- On reflection, I realize your earlier point was indeed a valid one.
- The committee discussed several good points before reaching a final conclusion.
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