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    This document provides expressions for telling others' opinions without stating your own view, as well as expressions for getting others to help explain something. It suggests saying "I don't have an opinion about that, but I know someone who..." or "I'm not sure, but someone told me..." to convey another person's view without stating your own. It also recommends asking "Could you help me explain that?" or "Do you know what I mean?" to get others to assist in clarifying or elaborating on a topic.

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    This document provides expressions for telling others' opinions without stating your own view, as well as expressions for getting others to help explain something. It suggests saying "I don't have an opinion about that, but I know someone who..." or "I'm not sure, but someone told me..." to convey another person's view without stating your own. It also recommends asking "Could you help me explain that?" or "Do you know what I mean?" to get others to assist in clarifying or elaborating on a topic.

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    Expressions For Telling Others' Opinions

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    Hebbi36
    This document provides expressions for telling others' opinions without stating your own view, as well as expressions for getting others to help explain something. It suggests saying "I don't have an opinion about that, but I know someone who..." or "I'm not sure, but someone told me..." to convey another person's view without stating your own. It also recommends asking "Could you help me explain that?" or "Do you know what I mean?" to get others to assist in clarifying or elaborating on a topic.

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    Expressions for

    and Experiences Telling Others’ Opinions


    I don`t have an opinion about that, but I know someone who....
    I haven`t, but________________has.
    (Friend`s name)
    I`ve never done that, but my friend....
    I`m not sure, but someone told me…..
    I don`t know, but I do know someone who…

    Expressions
    You Explain for Getting Others to Help
    Could you help me explain that?
    Do you know what I mean?

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