Opinion Flashcards
To express an opinion
——— IN MY OPINION ———-
Informal, to use in speaking.
“In my opinion, a good education is more important than a good car.”
———— I BELIEVE THAT ————–
Informal, to use in speaking.
“I believe that schools should encourage students to walk or cycle to school rather than drive.”
———— IN MY MIND —————-
Informal, to use in speaking.
“In my mind, no-one should have to pay for medical care.”
———– IT WOULD SEEM THAT ———-
Formal - Use this when you support your opinion with evidence.
“It would seem that children learn best when they are feeling comfortable.”
————- IT COULD BE ARGUED THAT ———–
Formal - Use this when you want to challenge an existing opinion.
“It could be argued that the benefits outweigh the drawbacks in this situation.”
————– THIS SUPPORT THE IDEA THAT ————
Formal - Use this one when you are supporting an opinion that you have already made.
“This new research supports the idea that successful English learners look for opportunities to use English.”