Improve your Vocabulary: Stop saying I KNOW!

This lesson is about more than just improving your vocabulary. Improve your communication skills and your conversations with others by replacing the simple “I know.” with other terms and expressions in English. In this video, I’ll explain why “I know” often has a negative effect on your conversation, and will then give you many different terms you can use instead. Take the first step to improving your relationships with friends, family, and co-workers by watching this class and then actually doing what I say in the video. Practice in real life and then let me know how it went in the comments.

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[engvidJames]

Next, check out my other videos in this series!

[waedjradi]

Instead of saying "I know."


You can always say;
This is true.
Indeed.
Of course.
Agreed.
I hear you.
Understood.
Exactly.
Absolutely.

[mgames]

"Improve your Vocabulary: Stop saying I KNOW!"

I know man, I know

[neotrix]

This man is teaching us better than most English teachers. The internet is truly a magnificent place

[thedanimalchannel]

I wish I had teachers like this in school. I would have learned so much more.

[chrisredfield]

"You need to stop saying I know so much"
"Yeah, I know."

[chunkyzamboni]

"I acknowledge that I am aware that what you have uttered is accurate."
this will be very helpful when I have to do an essay in english class

[TSquare]

Your English teaching is highly valuable even for the natives. Thank you.

[marcuslagman]

I've been having this problem with a friend and I couldn't figure it out until today. He keeps saying I know and this video really brought it straight with me.

[raven]

teacher: "you need to stop saying I know"
me: "I know"

[lydiasoares]

Meanwhile:

Me: *keeps saying "I know" even after watching this*

[guaporomeo]

I taught my lil cousin this, he would always say "I know" and slowly but surely he stopped and now speaks very good English, now his conversations last longer

[sambulleit]

I'm a native English speaker who has lived his whole life in the USA, and this video is still full of good information. If you're learning English, you're in the right place.

[Acronick]

Basic: "I know."
Intellectual: "I have previously obtained this information."

[dericasanders]

I’ve understand more in this video, than I ever had in school. I’m going to show these Video to my 7 year old Nephews.

[fabriceizzo]

For those of you Native English speakers adding your unsolicited input or corrections, remember that this is a class for beginners. He has to be straightforward. At this level, nuances only help further confuse students.

[conjurn.]

you're saving people's relationships honestly

[mercilesslymugentenshin]

Him: "Stop saying I Know, it ends the conversation".

Me: *It's almost like that's the point*

[skillet]

: do you know the way?

Me after this video: I appreciate you asking me for my evaluation of the situation. I see from my perspective many ways we are able to go about this. After recognizing and validating through a previous experience of such a situation, I now *understand* the way.

[morganrasmussen]

I love how he is just a tiny bit dorky! "Hint hint, astricks" Wonderful Teacher!