Here are some more professional alternatives to saying “I don’t know”: 1. “I’m not certain, but I’ll find out for you.” 2. “That’s a good question. Let me look into it and get back to you.” 3. “I don’t have that information at the moment, but I’ll get it for you as soon as possible.” 4. “I’m not sure, but I can refer you to someone who might know.” 5. “I need to check on that and will provide you with an answer shortly.” 6. “I’m not aware of that offhand, but I’ll make it a point to find out.” 7

Take a look inside Swansea’s former Debenhams as works to bring it back into use gather pace. Acting on behalf of Swansea Council, a team from Andrew Scott Ltd are now close to finishing stripping out works at the unit which include the removal of fixtures, fittings, internal walls and partitions | WalesOnline