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Learning different ways to say someone is correct or incorrect can help you improve your English vocabulary and speaking skills. This reference provides a comprehensive list of alternative expressions for affirming or denying someone’s accuracy.
Other Ways to Say “Someone Is Correct”
Common Alternative Ways to Say “Someone Is Right”
- Absolutely.
- Exactly.
- That’s it.
- That’s spot on.
- There is nothing to add to that.
- Yes, that’s right.
- Yes, that’s very correct.
- You are quite right.
- You could say so.
- You have hit a nail on the head.
- You’re dead right.
- I’m afraid so.
Formal Ways to Say “Someone is Correct”
- You are correct.
- That is accurate.
- Your assessment is correct.
- Your statement is true.
- You have hit the nail on the head.
- You are spot on.
- Your understanding is correct.
- You are right on point.
- Your conclusion is correct.
- Your reasoning is sound.
Idiomatic Ways to Say “Someone Is Correct”
- You hit the bullseye.
- You’re right as rain.
- You’re on the nose.
- You’re right on the money.
- You’re right on the button.
- You’re right on the dot.
- You hit the nail on the head.
- You’re right on the mark.
- You’re right on the nose.
- You’re right on the money.
- You’re right on the head.
Other Ways to Say “Someone Is Wrong”
Common Alternative Ways to Say “Someone Is Wrong”
- Actually, I don’t think…
- Actually, I think you’ll find that…
- I don’t think you’re right about…
- I don’t think you’re right in what you are saying..
- If you check your facts, you’ll find…
- I’m afraid that’s not quite right.
- I’m afraid you’re mistaken.
- No, that’s all wrong.
- No, you’ve got it wrong.
- Oh no, that’s not correct
- Sorry, that’s not related to what we’re talking about
- Sorry, you’re mistaken here
- Where did you hear that?
- Would you mind to think twice on what you’re saying
- You have done that wrong. Do it over.
Formal Ways to Say “Someone Is Incorrect”
- You are incorrect.
- That is not accurate.
- Your assessment is incorrect.
- Your statement is false.
- Your understanding is flawed.
- Your conclusion is incorrect.
- Your reasoning is unsound.
- Your assertion is not correct.
- Your viewpoint is not accurate.
- Your analysis is incorrect.
Informal Ways to Say “Someone Is Incorrect”
- You’re wrong.
- That’s not right.
- You missed it.
- You’re off the mark.
- You’re mistaken.
- You’re not correct.
- You’re off base.
- You’re off the money.
- You’re not hitting the mark.
- You’re not on point.
Idiomatic Ways to Say “Someone Is Wrong”
- You missed the boat.
- You’re off the mark.
- You’re barking up the wrong tree.
- You’re on the wrong track.
- You’re off the reservation.
- You’re off your rocker.
- You’re not playing with a full deck.
- You’re not on the same page.
- You’re not hitting the target.
- You’re not on the right wavelength.
Funny Ways to Say “Someone Is Wrong”
- You’re as wrong as a left-handed wrench.
- You’re about as accurate as a broken clock.
- You’re more wrong than a snake in a sled race.
- You’re about as right as a one-legged man in an ass-kicking contest.
- You’re as correct as a three-legged horse.
- You’re as accurate as a weatherman on acid.
- You’re more mistaken than a hippo in a tutu.
- You’re as right as a porcupine in a balloon factory.
- You’re about as correct as a cow on skates.
- You’re as right as a penguin in the desert.
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