YOU MENTIONED THAT

Definition: Used to refer to something that has been previously brought up or stated in conversation.

Synonyms: You Said, You Noted, You Pointed Out, You Remarked, You Brought Up

Usage Examples in Sentences

#1
You mentioned that she loves playing soccer.
#2
You mentioned that you enjoy hiking in the mountains.
#3
You mentioned that quantum entanglement intrigues you, sparking a fascination with the mysteries of theoretical physics.
#4
You mentioned that you would be interested, is that still the case?
#5
As you mentioned that, I have scheduled a meeting for us.
#6
I recall you mentioned that you prefer this approach.
#7
You mentioned that you would be attending the conference next week.
#8
I appreciate the information you mentioned that the deadline has been extended.
#9
As you mentioned that the project is nearing completion, we need to prepare for the final presentation.
#10
During the meeting, you mentioned that we need to focus on improving our customer service.
#11
To clarify, you mentioned that you prefer the blue option over the red one.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Good morning, Susan. I wanted to discuss the progress of our marketing campaign.B: Good morning, John. Of course, what specifically did you want to go over?A: Well, you mentioned that we were going to focus more on social media engagement this quarter. I'd like to hear how that's been going.B: Yes, indeed. We've been actively engaging with our audience on all major platforms. The results so far have been promising.
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