Asking & Giving Opinion

Which of the following expressions is used to ask for an opinion?

• I think it is great.

• What do you think about it?

• In my opinion, it is good.

• I totally agree with you.

Which sentence is an example of giving an opinion?

• Do you like it?

• What is your opinion about the movie?

• I think the story is very interesting.

• How do you feel about the new policy?

What is the correct response to: "What do you think about this dress?"

• I don’t know what to say.

• I think it looks beautiful on you.

• Where did you buy it?

• Have you tried another one?

"I believe that English is very important." The expression "I believe that" is used to:

• Ask for an opinion

• Give an opinion

• Agree with someone

• Disagree with someone

Which of the following is a disagreement expression?

• I totally agree with you.

• That’s a good point.

• I don’t think so.

• I couldn’t agree more.

Which of the following sentences expresses agreement?

• I completely disagree with you.

• I don’t think that’s right.

• I totally agree with you.

• I have a different opinion.

A: "What do you think about the new school uniform?"
B: "_________. It looks more comfortable than the old one."

• I don’t think so

• In my opinion

• What do you mean?

• Do you agree?

A: "_________ about the new school rules?"
B: "I think they are very strict but necessary."

A: "I believe social media is harmful for students."
B: "_________. It can be useful if used wisely."

A: "Do you like our new classroom design?"
B: "_________! The colors make the room look brighter."