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4 phrases · 5 example sentences each · See how each phrase is used across different real-world contexts.
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make a comment
Example Sentences
- ◆He made a comment about the weather and everyone laughed.General
- ◆I just want to make one comment — I think we're missing the point.Casual
- ◆The senator made a comment that sparked immediate controversy online.News
- ◆The director made a brief comment before handing the floor to the project lead.Professional
- ◆The quality inspector made a comment about the packaging before signing off.Workplace
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voice a concern
Example Sentences
- ◆If something doesn't feel right, you should voice your concern before it becomes a problem.General
- ◆I need to voice a concern — I don't think this plan is safe.Casual
- ◆Residents voiced concerns about the impact of the new highway on their neighborhood.News
- ◆Several board members voiced concerns about the proposed merger.Professional
- ◆Workers voiced concerns about the new shift schedule at the staff meeting.Workplace
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respond to a comment
Example Sentences
- ◆She responded to every comment on her blog personally.General
- ◆Are you going to respond to what he said, or just let it go?Casual
- ◆The politician was slow to respond to comments made by her opponent.News
- ◆The manager responded to the comment professionally, without dismissing the feedback.Professional
- ◆Team leaders are expected to respond to comments raised during performance reviews.Workplace
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change your mind
Example Sentences
- ◆It's okay to change your mind — new information changes things.General
- ◆So you changed your mind again? That's the third time this week.Casual
- ◆The governor changed her mind about the policy after pressure from community groups.News
- ◆The client changed their mind about the design direction after seeing the first draft.Professional
- ◆If you change your mind about your shift swap, let the supervisor know as soon as possible.Workplace
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push back on something
- ◆Don't be afraid to push back on an idea if you have good reasons to question it.General
- ◆The team pushed back on the proposal, arguing that the timeline was unrealistic.Professional