Learning English - How To Say 'I Agree' In Different Ways

The video tutorial introduces five casual expressions that can be used instead of 'I agree' to sound more natural in English conversations. These expressions include 'Don't I know it', 'Preaching to the choir', 'You can say that again', 'You're telling me', and 'I couldn't agree more'. The tutorial provides examples of how to use these expressions in everyday situations, emphasizing their informal and fun nature compared to the formal 'I agree'.

Why might someone choose to use expressions like 'Don't I know it' instead of simply saying 'I agree'?

• To avoid agreeing

• To confuse the listener

• To sound more formal

• To make the conversation more engaging

Which expression would be suitable to use when you strongly agree with someone about the weather being hot?

• Don't I know it

• You're telling me

• You can say that again

• I couldn't agree more

In the example about the Late Show, which expression was used to agree that it was funny?

• Don't I know it

• I couldn't agree more

• You're telling me

• You can say that again

What is the benefit of using expressions like 'You're preaching to the choir' in conversations?

• To confuse the listener

• To make the conversation more engaging

• To sound more formal

• To disagree politely

Which expression was used to agree about the library playing a free movie?

• You can say that again

• You're telling me

• Don't I know it

• I couldn't agree more