Discourse Markers
Discourse markers are the glue that holds our speech together. They show the listener how pieces of information are connected.
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Do not translate "Mind you" word-for-word!
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No, you should not! "Mind you" is mostly used in spoken English or informal writing. For an essay, use "However" or "Nevertheless" instead. edit_note
Is "What I mean is" the same as "Sorry, I am wrong"?
Not quite! You are not admitting you are wrong, you are just explaining your previous point in a clearer way so the listener understands you better. lightbulb
Do native speakers really use these every day?
Absolutely! These discourse markers are the key to sounding natural and fluent. Without them, your sentences will sound like a robot reading a list. smart_toy
Can I use "Mind you" in formal writing like an IELTS essay?