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- I am not sure about that. B1 To express doubt or uncertainty regarding a statement, situation, or plan.
- I am not sure if B1 To express doubt or uncertainty about whether something is true or will happen; it introduces a conditional or question…
- I am not sure. A1 To express doubt or uncertainty about something.
- I am sorry to hear that. A1 An expression used to convey sympathy, regret, or concern when someone shares bad news or an unfortunate situation.
- I am trying to B1 Expresses that the speaker is making an effort or attempting to do something.
- I am worried about B1 To feel anxious, concerned, or apprehensive about someone or something.
- I am writing to confirm... B1 A polite and formal way to state the purpose of a written communication (often an email or letter), which is to verify,…
- I appreciate it. A2 To express gratitude or thanks for something specific that has been done or given.
- I appreciate you saying that. A2 Thank you for saying that; I value what you just said, or I am grateful for your comment/statement.
- I appreciated how you handled that. B2 To express gratitude or positive feedback for someone's effective management of a specific situation or challenge.
- I can do that. B1 To express ability and willingness to perform a requested task or action; to confirm one is able to complete something.
- I can relate to that. A2 To understand and sympathize with someone's feelings or experience because you have had a similar experience or feeling.
- I cannot make it. B1 To be unable to attend an event, appointment, or reach a destination.
- I completely agree. B1 To express full and unequivocal agreement with someone or something.
- I didn't catch your name. B2 This phrase is used to politely state that you did not hear or remember someone's name when they introduced themselves …
- I do not think so. 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. 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 do not want to interrupt A2 A polite expression used to indicate that one does not wish to break into a conversation, activity, or train of thought.
- I do not want to keep you. A1 This phrase is used to politely indicate that you understand the other person may be busy or have other commitments, an…
- I don't believe we've been introduced. C1 A polite phrase used to indicate that two people have not formally met each other yet.