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Blue mountain Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Spot on
I read below line and do not understand what does it mean by "spot on". Can somebody help?
"Hi Charles, thanks for your comment. You're spot on - I personally think that it's not going to work in that way."
"Hi Charles, thanks for your comment. You're spot on - I personally think that it's not going to work in that way."
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"You're spot on" means "You are totally right" /Sameer
- "You're spot on" means "You are totally right" /Sameer
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