Don't always say IN MY OPINION - Try these 12 alternatives! #shorts

Don't always say IN MY OPINION. Try these 12 alternatives:
As far as I'm concerned
To my mind
For me
I think
The way I see it
I believe
From my point of view
As I see it
If you ask me
In my view
Personally, I think
I reckon.

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[nas.rin.a]

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[freddiemercury]

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[zoyasokolovskaia]

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[mohamedbouhafs]

Simply thanks so much for this excellent lesson ❤

[God_Gift_Everywhere]

Through this video, I found out these two new expressions, "from my point of view" and " As I see it". Thanks a lot, Emma. 🥰 💗
And what about this one "If I were you".

[rafaelfeliz]

For this video I just have to say thank you !! it was a good push forward

[HiteshKumar-nxwc]

My dear madam, Fantastic, as always.! 😊🙏

[WoodLu-cles]

As far as I am concerned, u r perfect.

[juliabowry]

"As i see it" or "the way i see it" are more polite ways of saying "in my opinion"

[miguelherrerajr.]

Thanks Emma for your excellent videos !!!
Have a good day 🎉❤

[MrAli]

Practical lessons for those who want to learn English.❤

[akshatjha]

Hello madam
My request 😁
The pronunciation of Maths and Math .

[Timeless_No._a]

"as far as i'm concerned" is usually used to describe the range of things you are aware of, similar to "as far as i'm aware"

"for me" is usually used to describe a similar situation that is slightly altered for you, for example, "you like soccer, but for me, it's basketball"

"i believe" is a bit more objective than "in my opinion"

"as i see it", "in my view", and "from my POV" are used to describe the way you see things and not really the opinion

"if you ask me" is different and self-explanatory

and "i reckon" is usually british/australian slang

[akshatjha]

🎉❤
If you ask me, maths is difficult 😢.
Did you like it??
How much did you score ?
I scored 67 out of 80 😢😢

[vladar]

What about 'To the best of my knowledge'?

[imjuniorbondi]

Hello Ma'am are these sentences correct? I'm talking about past.

1. He was talking as if he had known the answer.
2. She was acting as if she had been a actress.

[JA-vvwy]

In America it has become the habit of people to end a sentence with a prepositional phrase, such as, “Where’s she at”. I have only recently noticed this trend, but it bothers me. Not sure if you are noticing the same where you live.

[jesusalvarezortega]

Wow! Excellent dear teacher Em. I'm going to put all these options into action. 🎊🎉🦸‍♂️🎊🎉🥳

[Solaron]

Hello miss how are you! I'm from Nepal ! Can you improve my english 😢 please how to learn english language clearly please give me information 😢😢my all english is not good

[davidportable]

I thought that when dealing with an opinion we were not supposed to use "for me". Am i right or wrong ? 🙋