French · third-person plural present indicative/subjunctive of exceller
Terrific!
Oh, nice.
Very nice work.
Her English is excellent.
Your plan sounds great.
Your plan sounds great.
The wine was excellent.
Dinner was excellent.
Get off to a flying start.
That's an excellent wine.
Excellent putt.
Her speech was excellent.
Her speech was excellent.
This dish is terrific.
Your French is excellent.
Your French is excellent.
The concert was excellent.
Your speech was excellent.
As far as I know, he's an excellent student.
On the whole, I think your plan is a very good one.
He is said to be a great scientist.
Her husband is an excellent cook.
He was an excellent scientist, and what is more, was a great poet.
She had not exaggerated: the meal was indeed excellent.
They give good service at that restaurant.
I am a very good chess player.
Tom was a wonderful boy, who had gained the affection and esteem of all.
This is a great way to improve your English.
I want to be an excellent teacher.
He's an excellent brain surgeon.
Tom is excellent.
The lobster was good.
Tom will make a good teacher.
That's an excellent point.
Tom is an excellent lawyer.
Tom will do a great job.
Tom is an excellent marksman.
Tom is an excellent dancer.
Tom speaks excellent French.
Tom is an excellent cook.
Her admirable creative urge rubs off on other people.
This is an excellent site for learning Finnish.
Excellent putt.
This jambalaya is excellent!
Sami is an excellent swimmer.
This vintage wine is excellent.
Israel is a great country.
Sammy Davis was an excellent singer.
Bill has the makings of an excellent scientist.
Omegle is a great website for people who like chatting with foreign people.