curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-share-feedback/679af17fec7fe32dc07acb34.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
How could Lisa tell Brian she thinks his argument makes sense, even if she's not sure of it?
I guess you're right.
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None of this makes sense to me.
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Using this sentence, Lisa would be telling Brian she does not think what Brian's saying is logical for her.
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Using I guess, you are telling other people you believe something is true, although you're not 100% sure of it.
If you say I guess you're right, you agree with the other person, but you're also implying you're not so certain of it. For example:
Person 1: You should try eating less sweets. This will help you stay healthy.
Person 2: I guess you're right. - This means that you think what the speaker is saying makes sense, though you're not totally convinced of it.
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