Since paraphrasing may not always be accurate, speaking tentatively allows the other person to make a correction.

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When paraphrasing, there is always a possibility of misinterpreting or not capturing the full essence of the message. Speaking tentatively by using phrases such as "It seems like" or "If I understood correctly" allows the other person to correct any misinterpretations or add any missing information.

Since Paraphrasing May Not Always Be Accurate, Speaking Tentatively Allows