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i know i could improve vs i know i can improve

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'I know I could improve' implies a possibility or potential for improvement, while 'I know I can improve' indicates a certainty or ability to improve.

Last updated: March 15, 2024 • 570 views

i know i could improve

This phrase is correct and implies a possibility or potential for improvement.

This phrase is used when expressing a belief that there is a chance for improvement, but it is not a certainty.
  • Your "test" was easy and fun to take and encourages me to continue doing what I do well and to address those areas where I know I could improve. Now, if the ...
  • Jun 28, 2014 ... I know I could improve if I had him to inspire me. I am my own worst enemy because knowing what I should do and having the discipline to ...
  • I implemented the algorithm using only Blueprint which wasn't very easy to debug . I know I could improve it and I'm open to any suggestion.
  • “Dare to dream!” [serious.] nobody's perfect, and i know i'm not either. there are things i know i could improve. But, when it comes to my boss . . . knowing who.

Alternatives:

  • I believe I could improve
  • I think I could improve

i know i can improve

This phrase is correct and indicates a certainty or ability to improve.

This phrase is used when expressing a strong belief in one's ability to improve or make progress.
  • No go draw the owl" I KNOW I can improve wit just a little over the shoulder guidance. I can do things on eulerproject and understand, but I get ...
  • I know I can improve if I keep at it." Does that sound different? Self-talk is our internal dialog--the words we say to ourselves. These words reflect and create our ...
  • I know I can improve myself and help improve the team. It is clear the club management are counting on me. I think our work at the training camp will convert to a ...
  • Oct 1, 2014 ... My desk isn't always free of clutter (it's usually not), and there are many areas of work that I know I can improve on. Such as my podcasting ...

Alternatives:

  • I believe I can improve
  • I am confident I can improve

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