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- I need to run. A2 I need to leave now, usually quickly or urgently.
- I never thought about it that way. A2 This phrase expresses a sudden realization or a new understanding of something that had not been considered from that p…
- I second this To formally express agreement with or support for a proposal, motion, or idea that someone else has just stated, often …
- I see it a little differently. B2 To have a slightly different opinion or perspective on a matter compared to others.
- I see what you mean. B1 I understand what you are trying to say or what your point is.
- I see your point, but... B1 To acknowledge that you understand someone's argument or perspective, but then introduce a counter-argument, different …
- I see your point. B1 To understand or acknowledge someone's opinion, argument, or reasoning, even if you don't fully agree with it.
- I should get going. A1 A polite way to announce one's intention to depart soon.
- I should make a move. C1 To begin to leave a place or situation.
- I take your point. C1 To understand and acknowledge what someone is saying, even if you don't fully agree with it or have a different perspec…
- I think that A1 Used to introduce a personal opinion, belief, or idea.
- I wanted to ask you about A2 A polite way to introduce a question or a topic you wish to discuss with someone.
- I wanted to ask you about something. B2 To inquire or seek information concerning a particular topic, person, or situation.
- I was wondering if A2 A polite and indirect way to introduce a question, request, or suggestion.
- I will be in touch. A2 I will contact you or communicate with you again soon; I will maintain communication with you.
- I will check. B1 A common expression indicating the speaker's intention to verify, examine, or confirm something.
- I will let you get back to it. B1 A polite way to end a conversation or interaction, indicating that you understand the other person is busy and you are …
- I will let you know. A2 I will inform you or give you an update.
- I will send you the details. A2 To transmit specific pieces of information or facts to someone, often electronically or through mail.
- I would like to A1 A polite way to express a wish, desire, or intention.