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Ganggang96 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

how to praise a real "good" question?

In Q&A after a presentation, when someone asks a question that the speaker feels difficult to answer, s/he may say first: it's a good question.
My question is that, when the speaker truly wants to praise it is a good, right-to-point question, what could the speaker say?
(It is a well-asked question? sounds odds?)
Thanks very much in advance!
  

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There's really nothing wrong with saying 'That's a good question'. You could also say eg That's an excellent / interesting / perceptive / thoughtful question. Not 'well-asked'.

— Clive

  • There's really nothing wrong with saying 'That's a good question'.
  • You could also say eg That's an excellent / interesting / perceptive / thoughtful question.
  • Not 'well-asked'.
  • Clive
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There's really nothing wrong with saying 'That's a good question'.
You could also say
eg That's an excellent / interesting / perceptive / thoughtful question.

Not 'well-asked'.

Clive
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Thank you very much Clive!
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