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Collocation

I should mention

Pronoun + modal + verb B2 Pronoun + modal + verb

Used to introduce an additional piece of information, often an important one, that might otherwise be forgotten or overlooked. It signals that the speaker is about to add something relevant to the conversation.

I should mention: Used to introduce an additional piece of information, often an important one, that might otherwise be forg…

Definition

'I should mention' is a common English collocation. Used to introduce an additional piece of information, often an important one, that might otherwise be forgotten or overlooked. It signals that the speaker is about to add something relevant to the conversation.

I + should + verb

“Oh, I should mention that the meeting has been rescheduled for tomorrow morning.”

Examples

  • I should mention that the coffee machine is broken today, so you might want to grab one on your way in.
  • Before we finish, I should mention one last thing about the budget proposal.
  • It's important I should mention her valuable contribution to the success of the project.
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  • Just so you know, I should mention I'll be leaving early tomorrow for an appointment.
  • I should mention the new policy will take effect next month, so please review the details.
  • Although it might seem minor, I should mention the discrepancy in the report's financial figures.
  • Given the circumstances, I should mention the potential risks involved with proceeding without further testing.
  • Oh, I should mention that I found your keys on the kitchen table this morning.
  • Before I forget, I should mention the party starts at 7 PM, not 8 PM.
  • I should mention this is a limited-time offer, so act fast if you're interested.

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