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There are many different ways to express that what you’re saying is an opinion or a conclusion you have drawn using stronger wording than “I think” and “I believe.” Here are some options: 1. In my opinio…
Contents. Formal Ways to Say I Think. Informal Ways to Say I Think. Idiomatic Ways to Say I Think. Professional Ways to Say I Think. “I Think” In Written Communication. Email Correspondence. Creative Writing. “I …
Use these academic English phrases to express your opinion in different ways when writing an essay. Learn useful, practical English fast!
Top Tips for writing. Write your essay in clear paragraphs. Use phrases like First of all, In addition and To sum up to start each paragraph. Express your own opinion using I think, In my opinion or I believe. Mention other viewpoints with …
If you’re wondering how to say “I believe” in an essay without using first-person phrasing, you’ve come to the right place! In this article, we’ve compiled a list of synonyms that you can use instead of saying “I believe” in an essay.
Hence, expressions such as “I think that…” or “I believe that…”, which we often find in speech but less in academic writing, are weaker and less convincing than “I assert that…”, “I am convinced that…”, “I have no doubt …
“I think”: It’s true that technically an opinion essay is all about what you think. It’s OK to use this phrase to begin, but your essay will fall flat if you rely only on “I think” …
This article explores 20 professional ways to say "I Believe" along with scenario examples to help you master the art of congratulatory communication.