How to give your own opinion in IELTS Speaking Part
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How to give your own opinion in IELTS Speaking Part
When you are having a two-way discussion with the examiner, it important to give your opinion. Along with giving an opinion, you need also to explain why you gave that opinion. When you justify your opinion, your explanation will also be extended, so that you can keep on speaking until the examiner asks you to stop.
Useful expressions for giving your point of view for IELTS Speaking
- In my opinion/ In my view/ From my point of view.
- My opinion is…
- If you ask me,…
- Speaking for myself…
- I’d say that…
- To my mind,…
- As far as I am concerned,…
- I tell you what I think,…
- It seems/appears to me that…
- I (do not) agree with it…
- To my way of thinking,…
- I strongly/absolutely/totally/certainly/partially | agree with/approve of/support/disagree with.
- I’d like to point out that…
- I am totally against it…
- It strikes me that…
- The way I see it,…
- I am (not) convinced that…
- I (strongly) believe/think (that)
- It is my firm belief that…
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