Opinions Expressed: ESL for 8th Graders

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Froggy Jumps Opinions Expressed: ESL for 8th GradersOnline version Giving & asking opinions in English by MIA DREINA ANTIRA PUJININGTYAS 1 Which sentence expresses an opinion? a In my opinion, English is interesting. b The homework is due tomorrow. c English is a new subject. 2 Which phrase best introduces your own view? a I think that we should try debates. b We will have a debate today. c In my view, your answer is wrong. 3 Which option asks for someone’s opinion? a This topic is easy. b I believe this topic is interesting. c What do you think about this topic? 4 Choose the sentence that shares a personal view kindly. a In my view, keeping a diary helps improve writing. b We should write daily to finish on time. c Diaries are useful for everyone. 5 Which sentence uses a polite opinion opener? a This plot is weak, I feel. b The plot is weak. c Personally, I feel the plot is weak. 6 Which option shows agreement with a view? a The film was exciting, I agree. b I agree with you that the film was exciting. c I disagreed with your view on the film. 7 Which phrase is suitable to soften an opinion? a The fact is obvious. b I suppose this could be true, but c This is true, no doubt. 8 Which sentence asks for someone else’s opinion politely? a This idea is good. b What’s your opinion on this idea? c I think this idea is great. 9 Which sentence expresses a cautious opinion about a plan? a In my opinion, the plan might work with more data. b This plan is perfect as it is. c The plan will definitely work. 10 Which expression is good for sharing a personal view? a Speaking practice is optional for learners. b Learners must speak more. c From my perspective, learners benefit from speaking practice. 11 Which phrase is best to start a personal opinion in a discussion? a From the official report b According to the data c In my opinion 12 Choose the natural way to ask someone for their opinion. a Do you like this? b Is this true for you? c What do you think about this? 13 Which phrase means you are sharing a belief as your own view? a We should b I believe that c It seems possible 14 Which option expresses a subjective point of view? a As the chart shows b According to science c From my point of view 15 Pick the phrase that signals a contrast with another view. a Personally, I feel b In my opinion c On the other hand, I think 16 Which sentence shows modest hedging of opinion? a This is a fact b We must do this now c I think that this could work 17 Choose the polite starter for presenting an opinion in debate. a Actually b Personally, I would say c Certainly 18 Which phrase invites others to share their view? a I know this exactly b What do you think about it? c This proves my point 19 Which is a formal way to express strong opinion? a In my view, the solution is... b Maybe c I guess so 20 Which pairing correctly uses opinion phrases in a discussion a From here, I decide immediately b According to me, this approach works best c According to the chart, this is wrong

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Opinions Expressed: ESL for 8th GradersOnline version

by MIA DREINA ANTIRA PUJININGTYAS

Which sentence expresses an opinion?

Which phrase best introduces your own view?

Which option asks for someone’s opinion?

Choose the sentence that shares a personal view kindly.

Which sentence uses a polite opinion opener?

Which option shows agreement with a view?

Which phrase is suitable to soften an opinion?

Which sentence asks for someone else’s opinion politely?

Which sentence expresses a cautious opinion about a plan?

Which expression is good for sharing a personal view?

Which phrase is best to start a personal opinion in a discussion?

Choose the natural way to ask someone for their opinion.

Which phrase means you are sharing a belief as your own view?

Which option expresses a subjective point of view?

Pick the phrase that signals a contrast with another view.

Which sentence shows modest hedging of opinion?

Choose the polite starter for presenting an opinion in debate.

Which phrase invites others to share their view?

Which is a formal way to express strong opinion?

Which pairing correctly uses opinion phrases in a discussion