You make a good point meaning in English
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Definition
You make a good point: You make a fair or interesting argument
Examples
- "Listen, I don't know how you found out about the proposal, and frankly I don't care to know, but you do make some interesting points in your memo and I'd like to discuss the issue further with you."
- "Lance : You make a great point Moira."
- "Horatio : You make a good point."
Exercise 1
How does this conversation conclude?
How does this conversation conclude?
Horatio accepts Bruno's invitation to travel to America, saying "You make a good point. I will come with you." "To accept (a proposition)" is to say "yes" to it, or to agree to it.
This is not correct. Horatio actually accepts to go America with Bruno. To "refuse" is to "deny" or "say no".
Although, Horatio initially hesitates after hearing Bruno's proposition, he eventually accepts it.
Exercise 2
How does this conversation conclude?
How does this conversation conclude?
Horatio accepts Bruno's invitation to travel to America, saying "You make a good point. I will come with you." "To accept (a proposition)" is to say "yes" to it, or to agree to it.
This is not correct. Horatio actually accepts to go America with Bruno. To "refuse" is to "deny" or "say no".
Although Horatio initially hesitates after hearing Bruno's proposition, he eventually accepts it.
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