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The video briefly discusses the correctness of a statement, emphasizing that the person is not wrong.

What does the phrase 'He's not wrong' imply?

• It shows uncertainty about the statement.

• It means the person is always right.

• It indicates a strong disagreement.

• It suggests agreement with a previous statement.

In what context might you use 'He's not wrong'?

• When you want to confirm someone's correctness.

• When you want to express doubt.

• When you want to criticize someone.

• When you want to change the topic.

Which of the following scenarios best fits the use of 'He's not wrong'?

• When someone makes a valid point.

• When someone is completely incorrect.

• When you are unsure about the facts.

• When you want to avoid the conversation.

How does the phrase 'He's not wrong' differ from saying 'He's right'?

• It is more critical.

• It is more emphatic.

• It is less direct.

• It is more formal.

What is a potential effect of using 'He's not wrong' in a conversation?

• It can create confusion.

• It can reinforce a point.

• It can end the discussion.

• It can start an argument.