Useful English Word or Phrase to Boost Your English

Bang On

What does it mean?

Exactly right or perfectly accurate.

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Native UK character with a collection of useful English phrases

Is it positive or negative?

Positive.

When do you use it?

When agreeing that something is completely correct.

Examples

Example 1: You're bang on about the new policy.

Example 2: Her prediction was bang on!

NOW MAKE IT YOURS

Question for you

When was the last time you were bang on about something?

Try saying your answer aloud, using the expression.

Practise it in a lesson

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Bang on is great for saying someone is exactly right or perfectly timed. We practise these short responses in online English lessons with a British native speaker. You might also like Sorted. Find out more here.

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