You're fully deserving (of it). It's the only other phrase I can think of which, like the phrase you used, gives credit to the person and also kindly dismisses any excessive gratitude or feelings of being unworthy.

Hello, Pelin. You could also say the following: - You went above and beyond (the call of duty). (idiom) - You worked your butt off. (informal speech) - You more than deserve it. (informal speech) I hope these suggestions are helpful!

The correct way to say this is in the present perfect tense, "You have more than earned it". The verb "have" represents the Perfect aspect in English and is used to express a past event that has present consequences. I hope this is helpful.

The correct way to say this is in the present perfect tense, "You have more than earned it". The verb "have" represents the Perfect aspect in English and is used to express a past event that has present consequences. I hope this is helpful.

You can say similar phrases but you can't really change that phrase. without loosing the meaning. You 'MORE THAN 'EARNED IT' = you did more than what would be expected or you worked extremely hard for your reward. Examples "you worked extremely hard to earn that prize/ scholarship/ wage increase, whatever. But there is no point in swapping these for the Phrase you are enquiring about, because that phrase says the same thing.