Expressing Opinions | English Speaking Lessons
Here are some words and phrases you can use to express your opinion. Use I think… to express your opinion of someone or something. I think he is right. I think it is a...
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Here are some words and phrases you can use to express your opinion. Use I think… to express your opinion of someone or something. I think he is right. I think it is a...
Here are some expressions you can use to talk about yourself. Use I’m to say what your name is… Hi, I’m Stella – I’m a friend of Sophia. I’m Rahul – I’m your teacher....
Wishing people a good journey Common ways of wishing people a good journey are: Long trips, vacations etc. Have a good trip. Have a good journey. (GB) Safe journey home. (GB) Enjoy your holidays.(GB)...
To talk about a person’s age, height and weight we usually use a form of be. He is eighteen. OR He is eighteen years old. I am thirty-two. OR I am thirty-two years of age. (NOT I...
Asking for things If you need to buy food, clothes, gadgets, or things for your house, you will find the phrases given in this lesson useful. Asking for things Use I would like… or...
Here are some common expressions we can use to make suggestions in English. Why not…? One way of making suggestions is to use the phrase Why not…? ‘Susie is really angry with me.’ ‘Why...
By chatting with people, you can get to know them better. The phrases given in this section will help you talk to your friends, relatives, colleagues and other people that you meet. Making arrangements...
You can make your speech easier to understand and follow by using a variety of words and expressions that introduce and link ideas. Here are some helpful phrases. Presenting your point of view I...
Do you want to improve your English speaking skills? My first piece of advice is to stop trying to sound like a native speaker. Instead, try to speak clearly and concisely. People living in...
There are a number of phrases that are commonly used to introduce strangers. Anne, do you know Mary? (introducing Mary to Anne.) Mary, this is my friend Anne. (introducing Anne to Mary.) John, I...