English Idiomatic Expression: “I wouldn’t be wrong in saying that…”

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Hello boys and girls! I’m back with another English idiomatic expression, and I guess I wouldn’t be wrong in saying that you’ve been waiting on me to post another one of these videos, isn’t that right?

So, today’s English phrase is “I wouldn’t be wrong in saying that”, and I’m sure it’s quite self-explanatory and there are no further explanations needed as to what exactly it means and when you can use it.

Just watch the video above to hear what sample sentences I’ve come up with containing this phrase, and make sure you try to replicate what I’m doing in a spoken English practice session of your own!

Chat soon,

Robby 😉

English Idiomatic Expressions

Since 2008, Robby Kukurs has been a leading voice in English fluency through English Harmony. Today, his work focuses on helping immigrants in English speaking countries overcome limiting subconscious beliefs. As a specialized coach, he helps immigrants dismantle the hidden fears, "smallness," and childhood stress that lead to burnout, financial anxiety and relationship problems. Robby’s mission is to help you stop being a "victim" of your past and start being the calm, stable "rock" for your family and career.

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  3. Hey Robby, I’ve watched some of your video and try to practice english in front of myself, even in the beginning I feel so retarded. Thx to explain basic knowledge about improving fluency, later if I become a success person down the line, I’ll make sure you would be informed haha

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