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Giving my opinion

Asking for opinions
  • What do / did you think of...?
  • How do / did you feel about?
  • Do(n't) you like..?

Expressing opinions
  • Personally, I (don't) think..
  • To be honest, I think / don't think much of...
  • In my opinion...

Making comparisons
  • He's (not) as... as..
  • It's / They're (much) less.. than..
  • She's the least...

Agreeing/disagreeing
  • You're absolutely right.
  • That's a good point.
  • I'm afraid I (don't) agree with you.

Marçal: Hi Víctor.
Víctor: Hi Marçal. How are you today?
Marçal: I'm really well, thank you. I’ve just seen Stars Wars, it was fantastic. What do you think about it?
Víctor: In my opinion, I prefer Star Trek, but I agree that Star Wars is also a good film.
Marçal: I’m afraid I don’t agree with you. I think Star Wars is better than Star Trek.
Víctor: Ok. It's right that both films are really good. I've just seen "Spectre", the new James Bond film. How do you feel about it?
Marçal: I think it's brilliant!
Víctor: Yes, it's a very exciting movie!
Marçal: And the special effects are so good.
Víctor: You’re absolutely right.
Marçal: I really want to see Johnny English. Would you like to see it with me?
Víctor: Yes, of course. This movie makes me laugh a lot. What about meeting at a 5pm on Sunday in front of the Station?
Marçal: I like the idea. So see you on Sunday.
Víctor: See you soon Marçal.

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