20/08/2026
📘 English Class – Day 122
Topic: Expressing Opinions in English
Today, let’s learn how to give, agree with, disagree with, and explain opinions naturally.
1. Giving Your Opinion
I think…
I believe…
In my opinion,…
From my point of view,…
As far as I’m concerned,…
Personally, I feel that…
Examples:
I think English is important for everyone.
In my opinion, education is the key to success.
From my point of view, students should read every day.
2. Agreeing
I completely agree with you.
Exactly!
That’s a good point.
I think you’re right.
I couldn’t agree more.
Example:
A: I think students should learn practical skills.
B: I completely agree with you.
3. Disagreeing Politely
Instead of saying “You are wrong,” use polite expressions:
I’m not sure I agree with you.
I see your point, but I think differently.
I understand what you mean, but…
I have a slightly different opinion.
I respect your opinion, but I disagree.
4. Giving Reasons
To make your opinion stronger:
because…
The main reason is that…
One reason is that…
This is because…
For example,…
Example:
In my opinion, English should be taught through conversation because students need to use it in real-life situations.
🗣️ Speaking Practice
Question: Is English important in modern life?
Model Answer:
In my opinion, English is very important in modern life. It is widely used in education, technology, business, and communication. I believe that learning English can create many opportunities for students and professionals. However, I think English should be learned through regular practice rather than only by memorizing grammar rules.
⭐ Today's Challenge
Speak for 1 minute on this topic:
“What makes a good teacher?”
Try to use at least 5 expressions from today’s lesson.