Comprehensive English speaking package for everyday use

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Comprehensive English speaking package for everyday use

including daily set phrases, expressions, linking words, paired conjunctions, conjunctive adverbs, prepositional phrases, discourse markers, conversation openers and more

Giving opinion:

I assume / suppose / reckon / suspect (sth bad is true) that

It seems to me (that)

In my opinion / view / estimation, I would say

In my humble opinion / in this regard

In my experience / defense,

Based on my experiences so far, I would say

From my point of view / viewpoint / perspective / standpoint on sth, I would say

As far as I am concerned / can judge, I would say

If you ask me, I would say

Just off the top of my head, (from the knowledge you have in your memory)

From memory, (without reading or referring to notes)

The first idea / thing / that comes to mind is

Sth (that is) occurring to me that (Comes into your mind)

Sth that is crossing my mind is / that

Sth (that is) popping into my mind is

It just strikes me that (suddenly think of sth)

It dawns on me that (you understand sth after a period of not understanding it)

Other examples:

Without offending anyone who thinks otherwise, in my humble opinion,

I suppose that it would depend on the type of sth and the circumstances

There are always two sides to every issue,

It sounds like a double-edged sword

No matter from which angle it is viewed

It matters from which angle it is looked at

It would be fair / wise to say that

No wonder that / it is not surprising that

Giving opinion  (Formal)

I take the view that

The general consensus about sth is that

It’s my personal conviction that (strong belief, opinion)

My perception / realization / comprehension / understanding of sth is

My outlook / remark / comment on sth is

My attitude to sth is

I am in no position to judge people whether

Contrary to popular opinion / belief

Contrary to my appearance / sth, I am a …

As we can see nowadays,

By all accounts, (said by most people)

Start a discussion about sth

With respect / regard to sth / in respect of sth

In the case of sth,

When it comes to sth,

Speaking of sth,

Speaking as a / an …… I would say (with your experience)

From a / an …… point of view,

From the standpoint of sth,

As far as sth is concerned,

As far as sth goes,

For all intents and purposes, (almost completely)

For better or (for) worse, (used to say that something must be accepted, whether it is good or bad)

First things first,

When all’s said and done, (used to remind sb about an important point to be considered / in the end)

, to say the least = say sth serious politely

Suffice it to say,  (it’s enough to say)

, So to speak (when people use this phrase, they are citing another well-known phrase, metaphor or commonly used way of saying sth indirectly)

With the wisdom of hindsight, / in hindsight, = with the knowledge that experience gives you

Start with an adverb:

Admittedly = of course = used when you are admitting that sth is true

Arguably = in a way that can be shown to be true

Briefly = In a nutshell / all in all / to recap

Basically = essentially = used when referring to the most important characteristic of sth

By / from all accounts = as said by most people

Conversely = on the contrary = quite the opposite

Despite what has just been said = having said that=/=nevertheless = even so = regardless of = But then again

Generally = in general (terms) = broadly = by and large = at large = on average = on the whole

Generally / broadly speaking = in most situations

Generally accepted / regarded = widely

Honestly = being honest = truth to be told = to be honest = frankly

Hypothetically (speaking) = imagined or suggested, but perhaps not true

Ironically = in a way that is different or opposite from the result you would expect

Invariably = always = moreoftenthannot

Literally = using the real or original meaning of a word // used to emphasize a statement

Most significantly / importantly = most notably = above all = first and foremost

Naturally = inherently = instinctively = spontaneously = not thought about, planned, or learned

Naturally = ofcourse = used when sth is normal and not surprising

Possibly = potentially == perhaps

Practically = almost = virtually

Specifically = for a particular reason, purpose // exactly

Supposedly = according to what sb told you // or according to what is believed by people

Thankfully = to show you are happy or grateful about sth

Theoretically = used to say what is possible in theory, but it may not happen in practice

Unavoidably = inevitably = impossible to avoid

Undoubtedly = without a doubt = no doubt

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