Have you ever found yourself using “I think” a little too much when giving your opinion? Like, “I think that’s a good idea,” “I think we should try it,” “I think he’s right.” It’s a good expression – clear and direct – but maybe… a little too common? Well, the good news is, in English we’ve got a few more natural and interesting ways to share your thoughts.
Today, we’re gonna look at how native speakers casually express their opinions – not just with “I think,” but with a few other really natural, common phrases. And I’ll show you how we use each of them in daily conversation. Sound good? I’d say it does.
FAQ
Question: What else can I say to give my opinion than “I think”?
Answer: You can use “I guess,” “I suppose,” and/or “I’d say”
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