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- I don't want to interrupt. Collocation B2 Used as a polite way to begin speaking when someone else is already talking, or to excuse oneself for speaking when it …
- I don't want to keep you. Collocation B2 A polite way to end a conversation or visit, implying you don't want to take up any more of the other person's time.
- I hadn't thought of that. Collocation B2 This phrase expresses surprise or a sudden realization that a particular idea, option, or aspect was overlooked or not …
- I see it a little differently. Collocation B2 To have a slightly different opinion or perspective on a matter compared to others.
- I should mention Collocation B2 Used to introduce an additional piece of information, often an important one, that might otherwise be forgotten or over…
- I wanted to ask you about something. Collocation B2 To inquire or seek information concerning a particular topic, person, or situation.
- I'd like to raise a concern. Collocation B2 To bring a worry, problem, or objection to someone's attention, typically for discussion or resolution.
- I'd love to hear more. Collocation B2 A polite expression indicating strong interest in learning additional details or information about a topic or situation.
- I'll be in touch. Collocation B2 To communicate or make contact with someone, usually at a later time or on an ongoing basis.
- I'll give you a ring. Collocation B2 To call someone on the telephone.
- I'll let you get back to it. Collocation B2 I will allow you to resume the task or activity you were doing before our interaction, or I will stop taking up your ti…
- I'm knackered Collocation B2 Feeling extremely tired; exhausted.
- I'm tied up until 3. Collocation B2 To be very busy or occupied, making one unavailable for other activities or appointments.
- I'm with you Collocation B2 To understand or agree with what someone is saying, or to support them.
- I've always wanted to try that. Collocation B2 This phrase expresses a long-held desire or a wish to experience or do something specific that has been thought about f…
- I've been meaning to introduce myself. Collocation B2 To express that you have intended to do something for a while but haven't gotten around to it yet. It implies a polite …
- I've heard a lot about you. Collocation B2 I know things about you from other people's accounts or from your reputation, often used as an icebreaker when meeting …
- if I'm honest Collocation B2 Used to introduce a personal opinion or assessment, often one that might be slightly critical, surprising, or unwelcome…
- if you ask me Collocation B2 Used to introduce a personal opinion, often one that is not explicitly requested, or to emphasize that it is merely one…
- imply Word B2 To imply means to suggest something indirectly rather than saying it clearly.