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Anonymous  +  356455 Fri, 27 Apr 07 04:58 AM

Hello!

Please, I need a help. What is the meaning of each sentence below?

(Saying you have no opinion)

1) You got me there;

2) Beats me;

3) It's not something I've considered a great deal, I'm afraid;

(Stating opinions)

1) From where I stand,...

2) It's my considered opinion that... 

Thanks,

Patrick
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nona the brit  +  356497 Fri, 27 Apr 07 08:39 AM

1) - could have several meanings: you have an advantage over me - I have to agree with you - I don't know

2) - I don't know

3) I haven't thought about it

1a) From my point of view

2a) Having given it careful thought/using my experience and knowledge, my opinion is (this is a rather pompous phrase).
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Anonymous, 2 yr 210 days ago

Hello, Nona the Brit!

          Thank you for all the answers.

           Bye,

           Patrick 

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