The document provides a list of useful English phrases for expressing a lack of understanding when someone fails to comprehend what has been said. It includes phrases like "I beg your pardon" and "I don't quite understand" to indicate not understanding. The list also has questions like "What do you mean by?" and statements such as "Could you explain what you mean by?" to ask for clarification from the speaker. Finally, phrases are given such as "Let me explain that in more detail" and "To put it differently" to help clarify one's own point or idea.
The document provides a list of useful English phrases for expressing a lack of understanding when someone fails to comprehend what has been said. It includes phrases like "I beg your pardon" and "I don't quite understand" to indicate not understanding. The list also has questions like "What do you mean by?" and statements such as "Could you explain what you mean by?" to ask for clarification from the speaker. Finally, phrases are given such as "Let me explain that in more detail" and "To put it differently" to help clarify one's own point or idea.
The document provides a list of useful English phrases for expressing a lack of understanding when someone fails to comprehend what has been said. It includes phrases like "I beg your pardon" and "I don't quite understand" to indicate not understanding. The list also has questions like "What do you mean by?" and statements such as "Could you explain what you mean by?" to ask for clarification from the speaker. Finally, phrases are given such as "Let me explain that in more detail" and "To put it differently" to help clarify one's own point or idea.
The document provides a list of useful English phrases for expressing a lack of understanding when someone fails to comprehend what has been said. It includes phrases like "I beg your pardon" and "I don't quite understand" to indicate not understanding. The list also has questions like "What do you mean by?" and statements such as "Could you explain what you mean by?" to ask for clarification from the speaker. Finally, phrases are given such as "Let me explain that in more detail" and "To put it differently" to help clarify one's own point or idea.
