Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Excellent"

A: Something done extremely well.

"You have excellent grades!"

"The steak was cooked excellently."

"You are an excellent speaker."

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A: Great

A: Very good

A: "That movie was excellent!"
"This food is excellent."
"Thank you for your excellent service."

A: You did an excellent paint job.
You gave an excellent performance on stage today.
You're an excellent student.
He is an excellent dancer.

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A: What an excellent idea.
What an excellent plan.
That's an excellent proposition.

A: the difference is the intensity:
terrible - -
bad -
good +
excellent +++

excellent means very good.

A: Excellent means exceptionally good, distinguished. Perfect means flawless, complete:
His school grades are far from being excellent.
This is an excellent excuse.
They are perfect for each other.
She speaks a perfect Turkish.

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A: They all have similar meanings but 'awesome' is a more informal word.
If you were in a job interview you could not say "Your shop is awesome" but you could use the other words " Your shop is wonderful" "your store is excellent" "Your shop is remarkable". Awesome is a word you would use with friends and family but not with important people like your boss.

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A: You are pronouncing words well. It would be more natural if you used the best. "The best player on our team is Mark.