Useful expressions you should use in
the Speaking part of the FCE exam
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Agreeing with somebody
- Yes, I agree.
- I can’t help thinking the same.
- True enough.
- I couldn’t agree more.
- That’s just what I was thinking.
- That’s my view exactly.
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Disagreeing with somebody
- I’m afraid I disagree.
- Well, as a matter of fact …( your opinion)
- I’m not sure about that.
- I see things rather different way myself.
- I don’t entirely agree with you.
- Actually, … ( your opinion).
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Asking somebody for their opinion
- What do you think about…?
- What are your views on…?
- What are your feelings about…?
- What’s your opinion…?
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Asking for clarification or repetition
- I’m sorry?
- Would you mind repeating that?
- Pardon?
- Could you repeat what you said?
- I’m afraid I didn’t catch that.
Don’t just say What? or Eh?
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Saying something in another way
- What I mean is…
- What I’m trying to say…
- In other words…
- Perhaps I should make that clearer by saying…
- To put it another way…
- In brief… ( this can also be used for summing up)
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Summing up
- So, basically. …
- In short, ….
- To sum up,....
- So in conclusion,....
- To summarise,....
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Useful expressions you should use in the speaking part of the FCE or IELTS exam

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    Useful expressions youshould use in the Speaking part of the FCE exam For more FCE exam resources go to www.englishexamhelp.com
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    Agreeing with somebody -Yes, I agree. - I can’t help thinking the same. - True enough. - I couldn’t agree more. - That’s just what I was thinking. - That’s my view exactly. For more FCE exam resources go to www.englishexamhelp.com
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    Disagreeing with somebody -I’m afraid I disagree. - Well, as a matter of fact …( your opinion) - I’m not sure about that. - I see things rather different way myself. - I don’t entirely agree with you. - Actually, … ( your opinion). For more FCE exam resources go to www.englishexamhelp.com
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    Asking somebody fortheir opinion - What do you think about…? - What are your views on…? - What are your feelings about…? - What’s your opinion…? For more FCE exam resources go to www.englishexamhelp.com
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    Asking for clarificationor repetition - I’m sorry? - Would you mind repeating that? - Pardon? - Could you repeat what you said? - I’m afraid I didn’t catch that. Don’t just say What? or Eh? For more FCE exam resources go to www.englishexamhelp.com
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    Saying something inanother way - What I mean is… - What I’m trying to say… - In other words… - Perhaps I should make that clearer by saying… - To put it another way… - In brief… ( this can also be used for summing up) For more FCE exam resources go to www.englishexamhelp.com
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    Summing up - So,basically. … - In short, …. - To sum up,.... - So in conclusion,.... - To summarise,.... For more FCE exam resources go to www.englishexamhelp.com