Expressing Your Opinion Quiz

Select the correct ending.

“I think…”

we aren't going to finish on time.
we should ask for an extension.
we shouldn't be done in time.
we should asking for an extension.

Select the correct ending.

“I don’t think…”

the sequel will be as good as the first one.
the sequel won't be as good as the first one.
the sequel may be as good as the first one.
will the sequel be as good as the first one.

Match the elements on the right with those on the left to create sentences.

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I see it, there's no other solution.
perspective, it would be great for bringing more tourism to the area.
that's a good idea.
like the current set-up is working just fine.

The way
From my
I don't think
It seems

Sort the elements into the correct order to complete the sentence.

“_______ we should do our best to maintain the relationship with them.”

see
it
the
I
way

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Select the best word to complete the sentence.

“In my ______ opinion, it’s not that good.”

honestly
honest
personally
definite

Sort the elements into the correct order to complete the sentence.

“I _______ a great candidate for the role.”

firmly
is
that
she
believe

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Fill in the spaces to create sentences.

In opinion, that type of music is great.

It like it’s going to rain.

The I it, it’s inevitable.

Which of these sentences are grammatically correct?

I don't think he is going to go.
I don't think they aren't happy.
From my perspective, not going to happen.
The way I sees it, it shouldn't be a problem.
I think that that's a great idea.
In my opinion, she is amazing.

Which three of these words are suitable for completing the sentence?

“I _______ think that it will improve over time.”

don't
honest
firmly
honestly
extremely
probably

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