Isn't that right?

Apparently, that's not correct.

Yes. That's right.

That seems correct to me.

Is this good English?

That sounds right.

You're quite right.

You're perfectly right.

You're totally right.

You are absolutely correct.

You're absolutely correct.

This isn't correct.

This isn't correct.

Tom is absolutely correct.

Is this report correct?

Is your watch correct?

What you say is right.

What you say is right.

You're a hundred percent right.

Because, Thandie, that's not accurate.

Would it be OK to ask Tom to do that?

It's the participation age, right?

I wonder if Tom is correct.

I'm sure that's not correct.

It's turning green here because it feels that everything is just right.

Most of you said U, which is right.

I wonder if Tom is correct.

But that doesn't happen most of the time, right?

Now, when he speaks about plants, everything is correct.

It's grammatically correct, but a native would never say that.

So, none of these people are doing what they think is right.

So our cost for this was less than 10,000 dollars, all right.

Alright? That's not something that we can finance or buy today.

Now can it be right to reject a student on linguistic ability alone?

We just put a blind person in it and we're done, right?

They said, we won't think about it until we know it's right.

In some cases, a picture alone may be sufficient to prove a theorem.

CC Yes, correct.

Alright.

Correct!

That is correct.

That's correct.

Now I'm going to tell it to you, and it's going to seem obvious that that is correct, and that's the point, right? Then I'm going to have to make an argument why you're incorrect about the other assumption.

SB Yeah, I don't think that's accurate, and I think probably because animals have taught us that.

Equal, right?