To be correct meaning in English
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Definition
to be correct: to be right, true, accurate
That is correct: That is accurate, true
correctly: in the right way, accurately
to correct: to amend, to put right, to rectify
Examples
- "Brent : Correct."
- "Ray : That's correct, Moira."
- "You were the last person to see Icarus, correct?"
- "Is this correct?"
- "Rachid : Yes Ray, that is correct."
- "Danica, they make great cheesecake here, and that is your favorite if I remember correctly."
- "Susie : Yes, that's correct."
- "Mr. Wang : Oh, you heard me correctly, Mr. Delavigne."
- "Bruno : That's correct."
- "Next, and I hope I'm pronouncing this name correctly: Bob?"
- "Am I correct in assuming that you want to retain my services for the resolution of this... incident."
- "I understand you can't smell, is that correct?"
- "-Oh yes, that is correct, yes."
- "Bruno : Your Website advertises Delavigne perfumes at 20% percent below the list price, correct?"
- "The correct sentence is: Is that horse reading a book or ironing some clothes, mmkay?"
- "I'll also want to see your products are properly labeled and correctly stored."
- "Nerdy guy : So, it says in your announcement that you're a fan of Star Wars, is that correct?"
- "Philip is correct, your root chakra is technically up your butt."
- "Everyone in the back is alive and not dead, correct?"
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