What are the differences among "I would say", "I have to say", "I should say"
Are these three expressions commonly used in spoken English ? For example,
1. I'd say she is very adorable.
what are the differences?
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"I would say" - Would be used before you provide your opinion on a subject.
"I have to say" - Would be used if you were going to compliment some one or if you were to comment on something that surprised you. For example "I have to say, I didn't think you could do it, but you did!"
"I should say" would normally be used to place emphasis on your agreement with something. For example.
Speaker A: "Do you think he is right to comment on that?"
Speaker B: "I should say so, he is right about everything"
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