Karen Bradley visits Belfast Metropolitan College

The speaker confirms a statement and expresses satisfaction with the outcome.

What does the phrase 'Yes, that's right.' imply in a conversation?

In what situations might someone say 'Yes, that's right.'?

Can you provide an example of a scenario where both phrases might be used?

How might one interpret the statement 'Couldn't get a better.' in a positive context?

What feelings or emotions could be associated with the phrase 'Couldn't get a better.'?