Cool MateMeaning of That'd be okay
Used to express that something is acceptable or agreeable.
In simple words: It means something is fine or acceptable.
That'd be okay in a sentence
- If we start the meeting at 10, that'd be okay with everyone?
- I think that'd be okay to postpone the event.
- If it rains, that'd be okay; we can still have fun indoors.
How to use That'd be okay
Use this phrase to express agreement or permission. It's appropriate in casual conversations but may sound too informal in formal situations.
Grammar pattern
standalone greeting
Memory hint
Sounds like 'that'd be' - imagine a thumbs up to something being fine.
Related words
Collocations with That'd be okay
- that'd be fine
- that'd be cool
- that'd be great
Synonyms for That'd be okay
- that's fine
- that's acceptable
- that's all right
- that's good
- that's okay
Common mistakes with That'd be okay
- Confused with 'That would be okay' vs 'That'd be okay'.
- Using in very formal contexts.
- Not using a contraction in informal speech.
Compare That'd be okay with That's fine, That's all right, That's good, That's okay
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Frequently asked questions about That'd be okay
What does That'd be okay mean?
It means something is fine or acceptable.
What is the definition of That'd be okay?
Used to express that something is acceptable or agreeable.
How do you use That'd be okay in a sentence?
If we start the meeting at 10, that'd be okay with everyone?
Can you give another example of That'd be okay?
I think that'd be okay to postpone the event.
What are synonyms for That'd be okay?
Common alternatives include that's fine, that's acceptable, that's all right, that's good, that's okay.
What words go with That'd be okay?
It commonly pairs with that'd be fine, that'd be cool, that'd be great.
What are common mistakes when using That'd be okay?
Confused with 'That would be okay' vs 'That'd be okay'. Using in very formal contexts. Not using a contraction in informal speech.
How do you pronounce That'd be okay?
US: //ðætəd biː oʊˈkeɪ//, UK: //ðætəd biː əˈkeɪ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use That'd be okay?
Use this phrase to express agreement or permission. It's appropriate in casual conversations but may sound too informal in formal situations.