When candidates are asked to give out their opinions on the question, a lot of them can only start with “I think…”. There are a wide range of ways to state your idea or assumption. We summarized a list of alternative ways to say “I think”, which are very useful in both DSE and IELTS writing and speaking tests.
1. In my view…
In my view, first of all, the Olympic Game represents the spirit of sports.
2. As far as I’m concerned,
As far as I’m concerned, students should be allowed to wear their own clothes.
3. Speaking for myself…
Speaking for myself, one of the reasons I feel this so strongly is the fact that I have suffered from anxiety.
4. In my experience…
In my experience, very few people really understand the problem.
5. I tend to think that…
I tend to think that’s not a good solution.
6. I am sure/certain that…
I am sure that you will be able to gain at least an hour of free time if you change your routines.
7. As I see it…
As I see it, fun makes great things happen.
