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Natural English - That makes sense

Brian L

Instead of “I understand”?
Try this natural phrase: “That makes sense” — it’s a friendly and casual way to show you understand something.
Example: “Ohh, that makes sense now!”
It sounds natural and is super common in everyday English.
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