How to Say I Don’t Know
Formal to Casual • I have absolutely no idea. • I’m sorry, but I simply don’t know. • Believe me, I wish I knew. • I haven’t a clue. • I don’t have all...
Formal to Casual • I have absolutely no idea. • I’m sorry, but I simply don’t know. • Believe me, I wish I knew. • I haven’t a clue. • I don’t have all...
Formal to Casual • Perhaps. • That’s debatable. • It’s not implausible. • It’s not outside the realm of possibilities. • It’s completely open for discussion. • I’m not sure. • I’m not convinced. • It’s not...
Formal to Casual • Under no circumstances. • That’s out of the question. • That’s impossible. • Absolutely not. • I’m sorry, but no. • No can do. • I can’t agree to that. • I’m afraid...
Formal to Casual • Absolutely. • Positively. • Certainly. • I agree. • I concur. • Of course. • Precisely. • Exactly. • Without a doubt. • Very much so. • That’s for sure. • It’s a sure thing. • That’s exactly...
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There are some common irregular noun plurals: woman = women man = men child = children tooth = teeth foot = feet person = people leaf = leaves mouse = mice goose = geese half = halves knife = knives wife = wives life = lives loaf = loaves cactus = cacti focus = foci phenomenon = phenomena criterion = criteria datum...
Clips A clip is a word that has been shortened, or clipped. A deli is a store that sells prepared foods. A memo is a brief, written message, often used in business. If...
1. You wanted a table for you and a friend tonight at 8.00. What do you say when you ring the restaurant? Hello, I’d like to book a table for 2...
1. What do you say when you telephone a hotel to reserve a room? I’d like to make a reservation, please. 2. You’d like to stay for two evenings by yourself....