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- I don't have bandwidth for that. B2 I don't have enough time, mental capacity, or energy to deal with or take on that task or situation.
- I don't think we've met. B1 A polite way to initiate an introduction or acknowledge that you haven't been introduced to someone before, often imply…
- I don't want to interrupt. 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. 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 feel like A1 To have a desire or inclination for something, or to have a certain mood or opinion.
- I had a similar experience. A2 To have undergone or encountered something comparable to what someone else has, often implying a shared understanding o…
- I had not thought of that. A2 A common expression used when a new idea, possibility, or perspective is presented to the speaker that they had not con…
- I hadn't thought of that. B2 This phrase expresses surprise or a sudden realization that a particular idea, option, or aspect was overlooked or not …
- I have always wanted to try that. A2 This phrase expresses a long-standing desire or curiosity to experience or attempt something specific. It implies that …
- I have heard a lot about you. B1 I have received much information, news, or many stories about you from various sources.
- I have to B1 To be obliged or required to do something; expressing necessity.
- I hear what you're saying. B1 An idiom used to acknowledge someone's point or perspective, indicating understanding, often (but not always) implying …
- I hope it works out. A2 To express a wish for a situation, plan, or relationship to resolve successfully or have a positive outcome.
- I hope so. A2 A common expression used to say that you want something to be true or to happen.
- I know the feeling. A2 An expression used to show empathy or understanding towards someone else's experience, often a negative or challenging …
- I know what you mean. A2 To express understanding or empathy with what someone is saying, often indicating agreement or a shared experience.
- I like your jacket. A2 To express appreciation or admiration for someone's item of clothing or accessory.
- I need some help with this. A2 To require assistance or support with a task, problem, or situation.
- I need this by end of day. B1 I require this item, task, or information to be completed or delivered before the current workday concludes.
- I need to A1 To express that an action is necessary, required, or highly advisable for the speaker or subject.