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....
Use the expression I am going to….. to talk about a plan you are sure of. I am going to marry Janaki. I am going to apply for that job. I am going to...
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)...
When it comes to traveling, all of us have got certain likes and dislikes. To say what you like, use I like… To say what you don’t like, use I don’t like… I like...
While traveling, you may need to go to a particular place or building. Use Is there…? to ask if there is such a thing where you are. Note Before interrupting somebody with your question,...
There are two common ways of saying what time it is. 6:05 – six (oh) five or five past six 6:10 – six ten or ten past six 6:15 – six fifteen or a...
British people usually give their name or number when answering a call. To ask for a person you can say ‘Could I speak to…? In American English, it is also possible to say Could I speak with…?...
British people often begin polite conversations by talking about the weather. ‘Nice day, isn’t it?’ ‘Lovely.’ ‘What strange weather we’re having!’ ‘It doesn’t look like it’s going to stop raining today.’ ‘Terrible weather, isn’t...
The phrases given in this section will be helpful to you when you are traveling. Talking about your travel plans To tell people about your travel plans, use I’m going to… I’m going to...