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The document provides examples of phrases used to express opinions, agree with opinions, and disagree with opinions. To express an opinion, one can say phrases like "in my opinion" or "personally I think." To agree, one can say "I agree with this opinion" or "neither do I." To disagree, phrases include "I am sorry, I don't agree with you" or "I do not believe that."
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Expressing opinion.pptx
- 1. Expressing opinion Is giving an opinion to certain events or prablem.
- 2. Example sentences of expressing an opinion • In my opinion.. • I think..... • What I mean is..... • Personally I think..... • In my experience..... • According to me..... • I strongly believe that..... • As far as I am concerned..... • From my point of view..... • As I understand..... • As I see it..... • I reckon..... • I am compelled to say..... • By this I mean..... • To my mind..... • Would like to point out that..... • In my humble opinion.....
- 3. Agreeing with an Opinion • Of course. • This is absolutely right. • I agree with this opinion. • I couldn't agree more. • I agree with what you are saying. • I agree, I never thought of that. • Neither do I. • That's a good point. • I think so too.
- 4. Disagreeing with an opinion • I am sorry, I don't agree with you. • I am not sure I agree with you. • I don't agree with you. • I am afraid I have to disagree with you. • I do not believe that. • By this I mean..... • I disagree with you.