Expressing Opinions in English

What is a way to state your opinion?

• Avoid expressing any personal views.

• Use phrases like 'I think that...' or 'It seems to me...'.

• State facts without personal input.

• Use phrases like 'I believe that...' or 'In my opinion...'.

Which phrase shows agreement?

• I agree

• I don't think so

• That's not true

• I disagree

How can you politely disagree?

• Raise your voice to emphasize your point.

• Ignore their opinion completely.

• Use sarcasm to express your disagreement.

• Acknowledge their perspective and use 'I' statements to express your differing opinion.

What is a common phrase for expressing a strong opinion?

• I think that...

• I firmly believe that...

• It seems to me that...

• In my opinion...

Which of the following indicates partial agreement?

• Somewhat

• Not at all

• Completely

• Definitely not

What phrase can you use to introduce your opinion?

• From my perspective,

• It seems to me that

• I think that

• In my opinion,

How do you express disagreement respectfully?

• Ignore their viewpoint and assert your opinion loudly.

• Use sarcasm to undermine their argument.

• Change the subject to avoid the disagreement.

• Acknowledge their perspective and use 'I' statements to express your disagreement.

Which statement shows you are unsure about your opinion?

• I have a strong opinion on this matter.

• I completely agree with this approach.

• I'm not sure if this is the right approach.

• This is definitely the best solution.

What is a phrase that indicates you support someone else's opinion?

• I agree with you.

• That's an interesting perspective.

• I see your point but...

• I disagree with you.

How can you express a contrasting opinion?

• Agree with the previous statement

• Restate the same opinion differently

• Use phrases like 'In conclusion'

• Use contrasting phrases such as 'On the other hand' or 'However'.