A More Interesting Way to Say "I Think" in English - All Ears English Podcast 1768

The video tutorial discusses the phrase 'I want to say' as a conversational tool in English. It explores its usage to express uncertainty in a confident manner, providing alternatives to the phrase 'I think'. The tutorial includes examples, role plays, and discussions on how to use the phrase in various contexts, including business and casual conversations. The aim is to help learners move away from textbook English and adopt more natural, conversational language.

What is the main goal of using conversational English phrases like 'I want to say'?

• To confuse the listener

• To make conversations more natural and relatable

• To mimic textbook English

• To sound more formal

What does the phrase 'I want to say' imply when used in a conversation?

• A guess or approximation

• Certainty about the information

• A formal statement

• An apology

Why might 'I want to say' be considered a confident expression?

• It is used by famous speakers

• It is a direct translation from another language

• It shows a willingness to guess and engage

• It is always used in formal settings

Which of the following is NOT an alternative to 'I want to say'?

• I'm going to go with

• I believe

• It should be around

• I am sure

In what context is 'I'm going to go with' typically used?

• Legal documents

• Scientific research papers

• Casual guessing games

• Formal business meetings

What is a key takeaway from using phrases like 'I want to say' in business?

• They replace all formal language

• They are not suitable for business contexts

• They should be used sparingly to avoid sounding unsure

• They should be used frequently to show confidence

How does 'I believe' differ from 'I want to say' in terms of formality?

• Neither is formal

• Both are equally formal

• 'I want to say' is more formal

• 'I believe' is more formal

What is the purpose of the role play in the video?

• To demonstrate the use of phrases in a real-world scenario

• To practice acting skills

• To entertain the audience

• To confuse the viewers

Which phrase would be most appropriate in a job interview?

• I want to say

• I'm going to go with

• It should be around

• I believe

What is the benefit of using varied phrases like 'I want to say' and 'I believe'?

• They add personality and help in connecting with others

• They make speech monotonous

• They are difficult to understand

• They are only for advanced speakers