Expressing Opinions

Rearrange the jumbled sentences to make phrases you can use to ask or state an opinion:

what’s that reaction to your Bruce?

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Rearrange the jumbled sentences to make phrases you can use to ask or state an opinion:

Simon comments any?

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Rearrange the jumbled sentences to make phrases you can use to ask or state an opinion:

the impression I have that

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Rearrange the jumbled sentences to make phrases you can use to ask or state an opinion:

as I am concerned as far

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Rearrange the jumbled sentences to make phrases you can use to ask or state an opinion:

my view of point from

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Use some of the phrases you have learned in the podcast to ask for an opinion about the following topic:

Prompt: “George, new product launch”

1 min audio

Use some of the phrases you have learned in the podcast to ask for an opinion about the following topic:

Prompt: “Jenny, sales performance”

1 min audio

Use some of the phrases you have learned in the podcast to ask for an opinion about the following topic:

Prompt: “Max, employee turnover issue”

1 min audio

Imagine you work at DigiSoft and you are attending a meeting with you manager, Pat, who will ask a question. Respond appropriately with your own opinion. You should make up any details you need.

Pat: So, do you think we should release the product this month?

1 min audio

Imagine you work at DigiSoft and you are attending a meeting with you manager, Pat, who will ask a question. Respond appropriately with your own opinion. You should make up any details you need.

Pat: What do you think of our customer’s new product?

1 min audio