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Improve your Vocabulary: 8 better ways to say “I don’t know”
When someone asks you something and you don’t know the answer, it’s okay to admit that you don’t know. But you can respond with more than“I don’t know” – you can use richer vocabulary, you can be more polite, or you can offer to help. In this lesson, I’ll give you 8 ways you can respond in English when you don’t know the answer. You’ll learn expressions such as “I’d be happy to...”, “Before I can answer...”, “Honestly, I have no idea”, “If I knew, I would...”, and more. Start having better English conversations by learning and using these expressions.
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Thanks for the helpful lesson that can be used in a situation I cannot answer the question immediately.
Thank you for the lesson.It is always better to have more then just one answer. ( I don’t know) lol
I did at first time 83% yeeey
I have gotten 83%😁
Start New ýear 2021, i got 100, i’m happy about that, Thank Ronnie very much and hope the best thing to you in 2021
WOw. now i have 87 percent after the quiz… But honestly. I did it twice:) First time was only 67 percent
Thanks 6/6
May be it not a good result. but English is my… fourth language…
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Thanks Ronnie. 5/6
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Really helpful, thanks.
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Your lessons are always helpful, today really revealing how change boring answer :)
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Ronny is great!
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Thanks Ronnie for helping me sound more interesting when I don’t know.
yeaah, I scored 6/6. Thank you Ronnie♥
New year’s fifth day goin’on, i liked new year and thanks for the lesson Ronnie ma’am. one last question, how was your new years day??
Thank you so much Ronnie!The lesson was so great ❤❤
thak’s for this lesson
Thanks ronnie💕. 6/5
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83% thanks Ronnie
I don’t know how to express how much i’m grateful for this lesson.
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5/6 thank you Ronnie
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6/6
Ronnie, thanks a lot!!
6/6 You are a good teacher Ronnie.
For round 2 i got 100%
thank you so much for this helpful quiz ❤
thank you for this lesson.
Hi Ronnie, will you please take a video about the letter “G” when we should pronounce like a “j” for example “gender”and when we should pronounce like a “g” for example “get”
Thanks my best teacher! 5/6… !
I love your style. Hilarous, witty and inspirational to make my own classes more fun !
fascinating!
Thanks a lot! That was a really very useful issue for me! I just dwelled upon it a couple of days ago. The matter is that I’m going to give it a try to become a teacher of English. What if a kid or a student ask me a question, I don’t know the answer …? I’ll be embarassed, stunned, ashamed … Can I possibly know everything, be flauless …? Guess, not. So what should I do? Here you helped me out! Thank you very much!
It was lovely :)
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