Avoid Saying ‘I Think’ - Use These 15 Smart English Phrases Instead! English Lessons By Hridhaan

Hi Friends.

Today's lesson is very interesting because in today's lesson we will understand how you can

better talk about your opinions.

There are various situations in life.

I would say multiple situations every single day when you have to express your

opinions.

When you have to give your opinions.

Sometimes people ask and sometimes we just give our opinions without people asking us.

This is what today's lesson is about, how you can better talk about your

opinions and stop using the word.

I think for that matter my name is Reagan, I welcome you all to today's session

without further ado let's get started.

First of all we're going to be looking at somewhere some sentences on this slide

as you can see in all of these sentences we have I think written in them,

we will understand why that particular I think is not suitable in that

sentence and what can be a better replacement for that Like this.

We have 15 sentences in total so stick around because a lot of interesting things are coming

up, let's get started with the first sentence.

The first sentences I think you should take this job possibly the

person that you're suggesting has been unemployed for a long time.

So we cut I think and we say I believe you should take this

job.

The person is basically expressing his or her opinion in a little more

stronger manner.

The person is not just thinking about it, The person is 100% sure

That you should take this job and so for 100% surety we

say I believe we do not say, I think we say

I believe you got that right, let's move to the next sentence.

Please read that sentence with me.

I want you to think about it.

Well, a lot of times when you're talking to somebody possibly you are not sure.

So the other person suggests you, I want you to think about it.

I think in this case isn't as professional award, we're gonna

be cutting it here.

Let's see what's the better replacement I want you to consider it.

Well, there's a grammatical error.

A lot of times people end up saying I want you to consider about it.

We don't use about with consider.

So we simply say I want you to consider it, which means a