Any native English speakers, please help answer this question. Thanks
He made a good impression on me.= I had a good impression of him?

Is this right? Does the phrase " to have a good impression of someone" make sense?

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Any native English speakers, please help answer this question. Thanks
He made a good impression on me.= I had a good impression of him?

Is this right? Does the phrase " to have a good impression of someone" make sense?

Answer

Yes, it is a very common expression.  When a person is "impressed" by someone, it can be expressed:  "He made a very good impression on me."  or "After I met him, I had a good impression of him."  Also, a person can have a "bad" impression. "I have a very bad impression of Donald Trump."

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