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That really was a great party

🇬🇧 UK //ðæt ˈrɪəli wəz ə ɡreɪt ˈpɑːti// 🇺🇸 US //ðæt ˈrɪəli wəz ə ɡreɪt ˈpɑrti//

Meaning of That really was a great party

An expression of enjoyment about a fun social event.

In simple words: It was a very fun gathering.

That really was a great party in a sentence

• That really was a great party, everyone had a wonderful time!
• I can't believe how fun it was; that really was a great party.

How to use That really was a great party

Use this phrase to express enjoyment of a social gathering. It’s appropriate in both casual and semi-formal settings.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Imagine a great celebration with lots of fun, and say 'That was a great party!'

Related words

Collocations with That really was a great party

• throw a party
• great time
• party atmosphere
• invite friends

Synonyms for That really was a great party

• what a fun party
• that was an amazing gathering
• such a fantastic celebration
• this party was awesome

Common mistakes with That really was a great party

• Using 'great' incorrectly with negative contexts, e.g., 'not a great party'.
• Confusing 'party' with 'part', leading to incorrect phrases.
• Overusing 'really' for emphasis in formal settings.

Frequently asked questions about "That really was a great party"

What does "That really was a great party" mean?

It was a very fun gathering.

What is the definition of "That really was a great party"?

An expression of enjoyment about a fun social event.

How do you use "That really was a great party" in a sentence?

That really was a great party, everyone had a wonderful time!

Can you give another example of "That really was a great party"?

I can't believe how fun it was; that really was a great party.

What are synonyms for "That really was a great party"?

Common alternatives include what a fun party, that was an amazing gathering, such a fantastic celebration, this party was awesome.

What words go with "That really was a great party"?

It commonly pairs with throw a party, great time, party atmosphere, invite friends.

What are common mistakes when using "That really was a great party"?

Using 'great' incorrectly with negative contexts, e.g., 'not a great party'. Confusing 'party' with 'part', leading to incorrect phrases. Overusing 'really' for emphasis in formal settings.

How do you pronounce "That really was a great party"?

US: //ðæt ˈrɪəli wəz ə ɡreɪt ˈpɑrti//, UK: //ðæt ˈrɪəli wəz ə ɡreɪt ˈpɑːti//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use "That really was a great party"?

Use this phrase to express enjoyment of a social gathering. It’s appropriate in both casual and semi-formal settings.