English greetings! List of different ways to say Very Good. Learn these Very Good to enhance your vocabulary and improve your communication skill in English.
Different Ways to Say Very Good
There are many ways to say Very Good in English, learning the subtle nuances can be tricky. Here is a comprehensive guide to saying Very Good in English.
- Fine!
- Great!
- Perfect!
- Super!
- Good work!
- Marvelous!
- That’s great
- Exactly rights
- Fantastic
- Congratulations!
- Good going
- Good thinking
- Wonderful
- Wow!
- Tremendous!
- Keep it up!
- Good for you!
- Congratulations. You got it right!
- Couldn’t have done it better myself.
- I knew you could do it
- I like that
- I’m happy to see you working like that
- I’m proud of the way you worked today
- I’m very proud of you
- I’ve never seen anyone do it better
- Keep on trying
- Keep up the good work.
- Keep working on it.
- Much better!
- Nice going
- Not bad
- Now you have it!
- Now you have the hang of it
- Now you’ve figured it out
- One more time and you’ll have it
- Outstanding
- That’s coming along nicely
- That’s not half bad
- That’s quite an improvement
- That’s right!
- That’s better than ever
- That’s good
- That’s how to handle that
- That’s it
- That’s much, much better!
- That’s the best ever
- That’s the best you’ve ever done
- You’ve just about got it
- You’ve just about mastered it
- That’s the right way to do it
- That’s the way!
- Way to go!
- Well look at you go
- You are learning fast
- You are really learning a lot
- You are very good at that
- You certainly did well today
- You did a lot of work today.
- You did it that time!
- You did that very well
- You haven’t missed a thing!
- You must have been practicing
- You out did yourself today!
- You really make my job fun.
- You’re doing a good job
- You’re doing beautifully!
- You’re doing fine!
- You’re doing that much better today
- You’re getting better every day
- You’re improving
- You’re on the right track now!
- You’re really improving
- You’re really working hard today
- You’re really going to town
- You’ve got it made.
