Hi, language friends! Are you ready to share your thoughts in English? In this easy-to-understand ninth part of our “Common English Phrases for Daily Conversations” series, we’ll learn how to express opinions in English, find out common phrases for agreeing and disagreeing, and learn how to say you’re not sure or don’t have a strong opinion. Let’s start talking!
Expressing Your Opinions: Say What You Think
Use these simple phrases to tell people what you think:
- “I think …”
- “I believe …”
- “In my opinion, …”
Agreeing and Disagreeing: Join the Conversation
Use these easy phrases to agree or disagree with someone:
- Agreeing:
- “I agree.”
- “Yes, you’re right.”
- “I think so, too.”
- Disagreeing:
- “I don’t agree.”
- “I think it’s different.”
- “No, I don’t think so.”
Not Sure or No Strong Opinion: It’s Okay to Be in the Middle
Sometimes we don’t know or don’t have a strong opinion. Use these phrases:
- “I’m not sure.”
- “Maybe, maybe not.”
- “I don’t know.”
Great job, language friends! Now you can share your thoughts and ideas in English. Practice these phrases and talk to people about many topics. Look for more easy English tips in our “Common English Phrases for Daily Conversations” series.
Keep talking, language learners!
