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- I'll send a calendar invite. Collocation B1 To electronically transmit a request to another person or group to attend a scheduled event, which typically adds the e…
- I'll send the notes after this. Collocation B1 To transmit or dispatch written information, often a summary or record, to someone, typically electronically or physica…
- I'll take this forward. Collocation B1 To progress with a task, idea, or project; to advance it to the next stage or to a conclusion; to be responsible for ma…
- I'm afraid Collocation B1 Used to politely introduce bad news, express regret, or state a negative fact. Can also indicate a mild feeling of fear…
- I'm allergic to nuts. Collocation B1 Having a medical condition that causes an adverse physical reaction (e.g., rash, swelling, difficulty breathing) when e…
- I'm exhausted Collocation B1 Feeling extremely tired or completely drained of energy; utterly worn out.
- I'm following up on this. Collocation B1 To take further action concerning something that has already been mentioned or started, often to check progress, gather…
- I'm glad to hear that. Collocation B1 An expression used to show happiness, satisfaction, or relief upon receiving certain news or information.
- I'm just looking. Collocation A2 A polite way to tell a shop assistant or salesperson that you do not need help and are only browsing items without inte…
- I'm knackered Collocation B2 Feeling extremely tired; exhausted.
- I'm not entirely sure Collocation C1 To express a degree of doubt or uncertainty, indicating that one is not completely confident or fully informed about so…
- I'm not sure about that. Collocation B1 To express uncertainty or doubt about a statement, idea, or situation.
- I'm sorry to hear that. Collocation A2 An expression of sympathy, regret, or sadness in response to hearing bad news or an unfortunate event.
- 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 copied you in. Collocation B1 To include someone as a recipient (usually via email's 'Cc' field) so they are aware of the communication.
- 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 …
- I've lost my passport. Collocation B1 I cannot find my passport; it is missing and I don't know where it is.