Alternatives to responding with
'I know' or 'I understand'

to be aware
to realise
to recognise
to appreciate
to acknowledge
to notice
I see
I see what you mean
fair enough
alright
okay
OK
I see your point
I take your point
I don't blame you
I get what you mean
I get you
Gotcha
I'm certain that
I'm sure that

Source: Commentator Ellen Chavez

Watch the video to:
confirm whether the phrases are used for agreeing, staying neutral or disagreeing.

https://youtu.be/mJfnb7PIHDo

Stop saying "I DON'T KNOW": Advanced English Vocabulary

Learn how to say "I don't know" in professional situations and in daily conversational English. Use these top 20 expressions to express negative feelings in English.

https://youtu.be/jVIJPXuantM

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How I Learned English to C2
| My Tips to Become Proficient in English

In this video I want to share with you some tips and tricks to help you learn English successfully. I mention a lot of useful resources links to which you can find in the video description.

00:00​ Textbooks
00:51​ Books
01:16​ TV Shows and Movies
02:05​ Create a Language Environment
02:40​ Talk to Native Speakers
03:13​ Travel
03:33​ Pronunciation

https://youtu.be/R-6dY7749wk

How to learn fluent English on your own at home (5 step study plan)

1. Free online conversation classes (meetup or Facebook groups)
2. Busuu (see YouTube video description for discount link)
3. Accountability partners/buddies (suitable for people who can work under pressure) offer kind words, offer motivation, etc.
4. Listen to specific podcasts whilst reading the transcript (Podscribe $5-7 per hour of podcast)
5. Imitation -
a. find a video of someone you like speaking slowly and clearly,
b. hold the device up to your face and play the video,
c. hold the mirror up to your face and recreate the mouth movements.

https://youtu.be/PUOOml1ONfg