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Giving your opinions

There are many ways to give your opinions when speaking English. The exact English expression you use depends on how strong your opinion is.

Giving your opinion neutrally

"I think…"

"I feel that…"

"In my opinion…"

"As far as I'm concerned…"

"As I see it…"

"In my view…"

"I tend to think that…"

Giving a strong opinion

"I'm absolutely convinced that…"

"I'm sure that…"

"I strongly believe that…"

"I have no doubt that…"

English expressions for asking someone's opinion

"What do you think?"

"What's your view?"

"How do you see the situation?"

Speaking Tip

Try to practise using these expressions, so that your speech sounds more varied!




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6 comments on “Giving your opinions”

tom

this is very good for me!
i am going to try to practise using these experience and make my speech sound more vaired!
i speak fluently out my opinion in english!
i am sure that this should become a truth later!
thank you for offering such learning data!

LUIS

thank you very much for the material. I have learnt it all by heart. I'm sure I'm going to use the expression when my opinion is asked.
GRACIAS SE PASARON.

Emmalyn

This is a really great lesson. I know I can make a big splash after studying this one. Thank you so much.

secret

Interesting.
When providing neutral opinions, ensure your tone is also neutral.

longharvard89

this is an interesting lesson for me.because when I speak English,I always say"I think that and in my opinion".Today,I know and learn many ways to give my opinion.Thanks so much

shilpa,ooehs

fabulous,wonderful. i am going to use these words while speaking. thanks.

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