Opinion
How to react and express your opinion
(à compléter et à utiliser de façon appropriée selon le contexte)
The way you say these expressions is important. Most of the time it will convey what you feel.
A. How to react
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| - Oh, poor you! - Poor thing! - Oh, dear! - Too bad! - What a shame!
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- I see. - Oh, right. - Oh, nice.
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- Really? - I can’t believe it! - Are you kidding? - You must be joking! - You're joking! - Wow! - There's no way!
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- Oh, wicked! -(That’s) Awesome!/Fantastic/Wonderful!/Brilliant!/Great! - That's impressive! - You're lucky, aren't you? - I wish I BVed it/him/her/them!
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B. How to interrupt/to carry on after having been interrupted
I'd like to say something.
Sorry to interrupt, but …
Seriously?!
Your point being …?
Hold on!
Can I go on, please?
This is exactly how I imagined it would be!
C. How yo express your opinion
| My point of view
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I disagree
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I agree/understand
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| I think In my opinion To my mind It seems to me As far as I'm concerned I feel To be honest with you, I'm surprised … |
I totally disagree ! I don't agree at all. Absolutely not. It's absolute nonsense. It's way off the mark You must be joking! It's debatable. |
I hear you. I guess you're right about that. It makes sense. Absolutely./Totally. Perfectly understandable. Of course! I know. I couldn't agree with you more. You make a very valid point
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