Meaning
To understand and agree with the logic of something.
Cultural Background
Americans value efficiency; 'it makes sense' is a high compliment for a plan. Often used with 'quite' to soften the agreement. Direct agreement can be seen as blunt; often prefaced with 'I see'. Used in professional settings to confirm consensus.
Use it to agree
It's a great way to show you are listening.
Meaning
To understand and agree with the logic of something.
Use it to agree
It's a great way to show you are listening.
Test Yourself
Fill in the blank with the correct phrase.
Your plan to save money ____.
The subject 'plan' is singular, so we use 'makes'.
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Practice Bank
1 exercisesYour plan to save money ____.
The subject 'plan' is singular, so we use 'makes'.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsNo, 'sense' is uncountable here.
Related Phrases
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synonymTo be logical/consistent.
Get it
similarTo understand.
