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- I can do that. Collocation B1 To express ability and willingness to perform a requested task or action; to confirm one is able to complete something.
- I can't find my hotel. Collocation B1 I am unable to locate my hotel.
- I cannot make it. Collocation B1 To be unable to attend an event, appointment, or reach a destination.
- I completely agree. Collocation B1 To express full and unequivocal agreement with someone or something.
- I do not think so. Collocation B1 To express disagreement, doubt, or skepticism about something that has been said or suggested; to believe something is …
- I do not think we have met. Collocation B1 A polite way to indicate that you believe you are meeting someone for the first time, or that you don't recall a previo…
- I don't think we've met. Collocation B1 A polite way to initiate an introduction or acknowledge that you haven't been introduced to someone before, often imply…
- I guess Collocation B1 Used to express a feeling of uncertainty, reluctant agreement, or a mild assumption. It often softens a statement or in…
- I have heard a lot about you. Collocation B1 I have received much information, news, or many stories about you from various sources.
- I have to Collocation B1 To be obliged or required to do something; expressing necessity.
- I hear what you're saying. Collocation B1 An idiom used to acknowledge someone's point or perspective, indicating understanding, often (but not always) implying …
- I need a painkiller. Collocation B1 To require medication to alleviate physical pain or discomfort.
- I need this by end of day. Collocation B1 I require this item, task, or information to be completed or delivered before the current workday concludes.
- I need to make a claim. Collocation B1 To state officially that something is true, often to request money or compensation from an insurance company, governmen…
- I need to report a theft. Collocation B1 To formally inform the authorities (e.g., the police) that something has been stolen.
- I see what you mean. Collocation B1 I understand what you are trying to say or what your point is.
- I see your point, but... Collocation B1 To acknowledge that you understand someone's argument or perspective, but then introduce a counter-argument, different …
- I see your point. Collocation B1 To understand or acknowledge someone's opinion, argument, or reasoning, even if you don't fully agree with it.
- I suppose Collocation B1 Used to express a belief, opinion, or concession, often with some hesitation, uncertainty, or reluctance; to assume som…
- I will check. Collocation B1 A common expression indicating the speaker's intention to verify, examine, or confirm something.