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You've made some excellent points

🇬🇧 UK //juːv meɪd səm ˈɛksələnt pɔɪnts// 🇺🇸 US //juv meɪd səm ˈɛksələnt pɔɪnts//

Meaning of You've made some excellent points

You have presented very good arguments or ideas.

In simple words: You said some very good things.

You've made some excellent points in a sentence

• In the meeting, I appreciated that you've made some excellent points about the budget.
• During the debate, he said you've made some excellent points that really resonated with everyone.
• It's vital to acknowledge when you've made some excellent points to encourage dialogue.
• After hearing your presentation, I must say you’ve made some excellent points on climate change.
• In response to the feedback, she noted, 'I agree, you've made some excellent points that should be addressed.'

How to use You've made some excellent points

This phrase is often used in discussions or debates to acknowledge someone's valid arguments. It's appropriate in both professional and casual settings, but less formal situations might prefer something simpler like 'good points'.

Grammar pattern

standalone statement

Memory hint

Imagine giving a thumbs up while saying 'You've made excellent points' like a judge in a debate.

Related words

Collocations with You've made some excellent points

• excellent points
• make a point
• acknowledge points
• raise points
• valid points

Synonyms for You've made some excellent points

• you have a valid argument
• you make a great point
• you've presented strong evidence
• that's a good observation
• you've raised a good issue

Opposites of You've made some excellent points

• poor arguments
• weak points
• unconvincing statements

Common mistakes with You've made some excellent points

• Saying 'you made excellent point' instead of 'points'.
• Using the phrase in overly casual contexts where simpler affirmations work.
• Confusing 'excellent' with 'good' in different levels of agreement.

Frequently asked questions about You've made some excellent points

What does You've made some excellent points mean?

You said some very good things.

What is the definition of You've made some excellent points?

You have presented very good arguments or ideas.

How do you use You've made some excellent points in a sentence?

In the meeting, I appreciated that you've made some excellent points about the budget.

Can you give another example of You've made some excellent points?

During the debate, he said you've made some excellent points that really resonated with everyone.

What are synonyms for You've made some excellent points?

Common alternatives include you have a valid argument, you make a great point, you've presented strong evidence, that's a good observation, you've raised a good issue.

What is the opposite of You've made some excellent points?

Opposite meanings include poor arguments, weak points, unconvincing statements.

What words go with You've made some excellent points?

It commonly pairs with excellent points, make a point, acknowledge points, raise points, valid points.

What are common mistakes when using You've made some excellent points?

Saying 'you made excellent point' instead of 'points'. Using the phrase in overly casual contexts where simpler affirmations work. Confusing 'excellent' with 'good' in different levels of agreement.

How do you pronounce You've made some excellent points?

US: //juv meɪd səm ˈɛksələnt pɔɪnts//, UK: //juːv meɪd səm ˈɛksələnt pɔɪnts//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use You've made some excellent points?

This phrase is often used in discussions or debates to acknowledge someone's valid arguments. It's appropriate in both professional and casual settings, but less formal situations might prefer something simpler like 'good points'.