How do you say "it makes sense" using a slang phrase? Take a look.

Use this slang phrase to mean “It makes sense.”

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by Sergio Viula

SUMMARIZING...

Slang in real life: “That tracks”

That tracks = faz sentido

Used when something matches a pattern or is exactly what you expected.

 Affirmative

✔ That tracks.

(Confirms that something makes sense.)

Interrogative

✔ Does that track?

(Checks if an idea or explanation makes sense.)

Negative

✔ That doesn’t (really) track.

(Shows polite doubt or logical disagreement.)

*Notice: Never use the present continuous with this slang: "It's tracking", "It's not tracking" or "Is it tracking?  NEVER.

Common in casual American English, especially in conversations about everyday situations.

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