How to Give Your Opinion in English

Learn to express your opinion in English. This is a vocabulary lesson with a lot of useful words and phrases.
📙Category: English vocabulary and conversation
👨‍🎓Level: Intermediate (B1+)

📄Contents:
0:00 - dialogue "what do you think of Mary's boyfriend"
0:42 - words and phrases to ask for opinion
1:09 - words and phrases to express your opinion
3:07 - giving advice and recommendations
3:45 - questions starting with "do you think..."
4:24 - dialogue "what do you think of this project?"
5:00 - phrases "from my point of view" and "from my perspective"
5:20 - giving opinion of other people; using "according to"
5:47 - making your statements more polite; using "quite, partly, partially, totally"

✏️Write your examples and questions in the comments, and we will practise together!
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[Rosa-jgyf]

Again, another great video from you sir. Thank you!!!! Very educational!

[carolbzz]

From my point of view, this video is excellent!

[ririnindra.k]

Do you mind if i take your presentation in this video as the example of giving explanation about asking and giving opinion to my students?because your explanation is really good.thank you.

[kartinitien]

Very good example and clear explanation for me

[jhonkelyaum]

Thks so much for this video.I wait for anothers.

[restaemon]

write down the agree and disagree expression from that video?

[rianxx]

As far as I concerned, this is a good video 👍🏽

[sta_rlight]

When I’m speaking to others whether it is through MS teams for online courses or just speaking in person, I usually say “I agree with you on that, ” or “yeah, so true, ” when they are discussing about a topic. I get scared sometimes if I will be attacked for saying my opinion. I still struggle but I will try my best to voice my opinion. If I disagree with something, how should I say it? I can’t say “I disagree with you because..” This sounds rude and too defensive. I want to word my sentences in a positive way. Just a few days ago I told my friend cats are better than dogs and she got mad at me. I didn’t mean to say this. I don’t know what sounds rude sometimes when I’m speaking. It just comes out of my mouth too fast.
Can Anyone help me on this? My speaking skills suck more than my writing skills. It’s just hard especially, when you’re learning how to speak the English language.

[catherine_f_t]

Hi, can I say: As for me, or for my part. I've read these aren't correct forms but I've already came across those expressions. Thank you.

[restaemon]

Write down the short conversation of opinion and thought from that video?

[iamyourheart]

Na mas estoy aquí por la profe de inglés ;-;

[youssefnassib]

in my opinion t thik this is a good video (thank you so much)