Asking For An Opinion:: 3. Agreeing
Asking For An Opinion:: 3. Agreeing
Asking For An Opinion:: 3. Agreeing
What are your thoughts on that? I don’t agree with you / that.
As far as I’m concerned … Don’t you think (that) … ? I’d be inclined to disagree.
In my opinion … In my view … That’s not the way I see it.
From my point of view … I don’t think so. / I don’t feel the same.
The way I see it is (that) … Asking for an opinion:
To my mind …
Well, I reckon (that) … What do you think about this brand, Tom?
I (strongly) believe (that) … What do you reckon to these shoes, Pam?
I (honestly) think (that) … Mum, how do you feel about buying me a
I (really) feel (that) … new smart phone?
Personally speaking, I believe … What do you think about this?
As for me, I reckon … Do you have any strong feelings on this,
In my opinion/In my humble opinion John?
I reckon/suppose Any comments, anybody?
I know What are your views on nuclear power?
May I?
If you ask me
If I were you
3. Agreeing:
To be honest
I could be wrong, but I (totally) agree with you / that.
I’m no expert, but I couldn’t agree more.
Personally I’d go along with that.
I feel the same.
You’re absolutely right.
2. Asking Opinions: Absolutely / Definitely / Exactly.
No doubt about it.
What do you think/reckon? That’s a good point. / I see your point.
do you see what I’m getting at? I see where you’re coming from.
Do you know/see what I mean?
Do you agree with me?
Would you go along with that?
4. Disagreeing: