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Expressing Your Opinion in English: Clear and Confident Phrases
Learn simple ways to share your opinion in English, whether in casual conversation or formal discussion.
Hello, wonderful learners!
Today, we’ll cover how to express your opinions in English. Sharing your thoughts and ideas clearly helps in conversations, debates, and discussions. Whether you’re giving your opinion casually or in a professional setting, these phrases will help you sound more confident.
Casual Ways to Express Your Opinion
These are great for informal conversations with friends or family:
“I think…”
“In my opinion…”
“Personally, I feel…”
More example:
“I think that movie was amazing!”
Formal Ways to Express Opinions
In a more professional or formal setting, use these polite and structured phrases:
“In my view…”
“From my perspective…”
“It seems to me that…”
More examples:
“In my view, this proposal will benefit the company.”
Agreeing with Someone’s Opinion
When you agree with someone’s opinion:
“I completely agree.”
“That’s a good point.”
“You’re absolutely right.”
More example:
“I agree with you on that.”
Disagreeing Politely
If you want to express disagreement, be polite:
“I see your point, but…”
“I’m not sure I agree with that.”
“That’s an interesting idea, but…”
More example:
“I understand what you're saying, but I think there’s another side to it.”
Extra Tip: Be Respectful and Open-Minded
When expressing your opinion, it’s important to remain respectful of others’ views. Being open to different perspectives keeps conversations balanced and respectful.
That’s it for today! Try these phrases next time you share your opinion, and soon you’ll feel comfortable expressing your thoughts in English.
Until tomorrow, happy learning!
Warm regards,
ESL Expert, ESLA
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