How To Refrace A Sentence So It Doesn't Have So Many I's?

Hi,

How would you rephrase the following piece of sentence so it won't have so many I's?
"And I know I shouldn't answer this question since I don't really have much of a clue."

There's really nothing at all wrong with having several 'I's here.

Not really having much of a clue, I know not to answer this question.

Best wishes, Clive

Fair enaugh. But it sounds funny with so many I's though. Doesn't it?

I find it fine as is.

AnonymousFair enaugh enough. But it sounds funny with so many I's though. Doesn't it?

Fair enough, not enaugh.

WA

AnonymousFair enaugh. But it sounds funny with so many I's though. Doesn't it?

I think I couldn't have written it better if I had tried.

The same without a single I:

And my not really having much of a clue about this question makes me realize that it is inadvisable for me to answer it.

Do you really think something like that would be better?

CJ

CliveHi,

How would you rephrase the following piece of sentence so it won't have so many I's?
"And I know I shouldn't answer this question since I don't really have much of a clue."

There's really nothing at all wrong with having several 'I's here.

Not really having much of a clue, I know not to answer this question.

Best wishes, Clive

Clive, perhaps you could teach me the structure of that sentence? I mean, it doesn't sound common(I would personally write 'I don't know'. It seems like you swapped everything.

Hi,

Perhaps you'd like to try to write a few sentences, based on my example?

You might like to leave out the 'not' for the first few.

Best wishes, Clive