What's up everyone! Today we are learning alternatives to I think. Now although I
think it's not necessarily bad to use it can be great compared to some other alternatives,
sometimes it's good to have more options and to be more specific with what you want to say.
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So the first phrases that we're going to have a look at are how to ask someone how they are. So
you've probably learned that you would say how are you and while we do still use this natives
use a lot of other expressions a lot of other phrases to ask this question so the first one is.