For expressing like/love: .

For expressing "I like" or "I love":

1. I’m fond of...  I have a deep affection for...
2. I’m really into...  I’m absolutely captivated by...
3. I’m passionate about...  I’m particularly fond of...
4. I have a strong preference  I have a strong affinity for...
for...  I’m profoundly interested in...
5. I have a keen interest in...  I find myself drawn to...
6. I’m crazy about...  I’m thoroughly fond of...
7. I really enjoy...  I hold a great passion for...
8. I adore...  I have a particular admiration for...
9. I take pleasure in...  I’m genuinely fond of...
10. I’m a big fan of...

For expressing enjoyment: 2. For expressing enjoyment:

1. I get a lot of enjoyment from...  I derive immense pleasure from...
2. It gives me great pleasure to...  I find great satisfaction in...
3. It’s something I truly relish...  I take considerable joy in...
4. I find it really fulfilling to...  It brings me immense happiness to...
5. I get a kick out of...  I truly appreciate...
6. It’s something I’m really  I get a real sense of fulfillment from...
enthusiastic about...  It’s something that I genuinely look
forward to...
 It’s an activity I thoroughly relish...
 I’m always eager to...

Instead of just using simple phrases, vary your

sentence structures:
 "What I find truly captivating about
[X] is the combination of [feature 1]
and [feature 2]."
 "I’ve always been fascinated by [X],
especially because [reason]."
 "One of the reasons I enjoy [X] so
much is that it allows me to [action]."

Demonstrating your opinion with examples:

 "For instance, when I... it gives me a
sense of accomplishment that I find
 extremely fulfilling."
 "I can confidently say that [X] has
been a lifelong passion of mine because
it always provides me with a feeling of
[positive emotion]."

Linking ideas coherently:

 "Not only do I enjoy [X], but it also
helps me to [benefit]."
 "Another reason I like [X] is that it
enables me to [benefit]."

I THINK/ I BELIEVE
1.To express opinions (instead of "I 4. To soften or balance an opinion:
think/I believe"):  I suppose that...
 In my opinion...  I’d say that...
 From my perspective...  It could be that...
 As I see it...  Perhaps...
 It seems to me that...  It seems likely that...
 I would argue that...  I’m not entirely sure, but...
 I’m of the opinion that...  I’d hazard a guess that...
 I’m convinced that...
 I strongly believe that... 5. For showing that you're considering both
 It’s my view that... sides of an argument:
 To my mind...  On one hand... on the other hand...
 If you ask me...  While it’s true that..., it’s also worth
 I’m inclined to think that... considering that...
 It’s undeniable that... but at the same
2. For showing a stronger or more time...
definitive opinion:  Although [X], I believe [Y] is also
 There’s no doubt in my mind important.
that...
 I have no hesitation in saying
that...
 I’m absolutely certain that...
6. To introduce supporting evidence or
 Without a shadow of a doubt,
reasoning:
I believe that...
 It’s beyond question that...  What supports my view is that...
 I’m convinced beyond any  The reason I say this is because...
doubt that...  What leads me to believe that is...
  The fact that... makes me think that...
 It’s clear to me that... based on...
3. To introduce a hypothetical or
nuanced opinion:
 I would tend to think that... Example Sentences Using Advanced
 It could be argued that... Phrases:
 One might say that...
 "In my opinion, this policy would
 Some might contend that...
benefit both the economy and the
 It’s possible to argue that...
environment in the long term."
 From a broader perspective,
 "I’m convinced that investing in
one might say...
education is one of the most effective
ways to tackle societal issues."
 "It seems to me that the rapid pace of
technological change is both exciting
and potentially concerning."
 "Some might argue that the
government should focus more on
healthcare, but I would argue that
investing in education is equally, if not
more, important.

Is [X] important?
1. Direct Answer (State your opinion Example Response:
directly) Question: Is education important?
o Yes, I believe [X] is very Direct Answer:
important. Yes, I believe education is extremely
o No, I don’t think [X] is important.
particularly important. The reason I think education is crucial is
o I think [X] is important,
because it directly influences individuals’
lives and their ability to contribute
but not as much as [Y]. meaningfully to society. It opens doors to
better career opportunities and personal
2. Reason for your opinion (Explain development.
why you think this) For instance, someone with a higher level of
education is more likely to secure a well-
o The reason I believe this paying job, which can improve their
is because [X] has a standard of living. Additionally, educated
individuals are often more aware of social
significant impact on
issues, which helps them make informed
[specific area, e.g., decisions and participate in important
health, society, community matters.
economy]. Moreover, education provides the tools
o I feel this way because needed to adapt to an ever-changing world,
[X] plays a crucial role especially with technological advancements.
Without a good education, individuals might
 in [specific area]. struggle to keep up with these changes, which
o One reason I think this could have long-term consequences for both
is important is because them and society.
it affects [reason or Alternative Example:
context]. Question: Is technology important?
Direct Answer:
3. Example or elaboration (Provide Absolutely, I think technology is incredibly
a specific example to support your important in today’s world.
answer) Technology drives innovation, improves
o For instance, when productivity, and connects people across the
globe. It has revolutionized how we live,
[specific situation], I work, and communicate.
realized how important For example, the internet has completely
[X] is. transformed the way we access information
o An example of this can and communicate with others, making it
be seen in [real-world easier to stay connected and informed. The
scenario or historical advancements in healthcare technology have
also improved medical treatments and saved
context]. countless lives.
o Take [specific country, Furthermore, technology is playing an
event, or trend] as an increasingly vital role in tackling global
example; it clearly challenges, such as climate change and
illustrates why [X] energy conservation, through innovations
matters. like renewable energy sources and smart city
designs.
4. Further elaboration (Optional)
(Expand or add another layer of
reasoning)
o In addition, I think [X]
can lead to [positive
outcome], which makes
it even more crucial.
o Another factor to
consider is that [X] also
contributes to [another
relevant point].

"What are the differences between

[X] and [Y]?"
1. Direct Introduction
"There are several key differences between [X] and [Y], particularly in terms of [aspect
1] and [aspect 2]."
"When comparing [X] with [Y], the main differences lie in [specific areas]."
2. Identify the First Difference

· "One significant difference is that [X] tends to [describe aspect], while [Y] is more
focused on [different aspect]."
· "In terms of [specific factor], [X] is very different from [Y] because [reason]."

3. Identify the Second Difference

· "Another difference is that [X] generally [describe characteristic], while [Y] has a
completely different approach to [characteristic]."
· "While [X] is known for [feature], [Y] differs because it focuses on [alternative
feature]."

4. Optional: Identify More Differences

· "Additionally, [X] tends to [aspect], whereas [Y] usually [opposing aspect]."
· "Yet another difference is that [X] is often [adjective], while [Y] is known for being
[opposite adjective]."
5. Conclusion or Summary
· "In conclusion, the main differences between [X] and [Y] are [summarize
differences]."
· "Overall, while [X] and [Y] are quite different in these ways, both have their unique
advantages."
Question: What are the differences between city life and countryside life?
There are several notable differences between city life and countryside life, particularly in terms of
lifestyle and environment.
One of the main differences is that city life is usually much faster-paced, with people constantly on the
move, while countryside life tends to be slower and more relaxed.
Another difference is that in cities, you have easy access to a wide range of services and amenities, like
shops, restaurants, and entertainment, whereas in the countryside, these services can be limited, and
people often rely on nature for recreation. Additionally, the environment is different: cities tend to be
noisy and crowded, with pollution being a common problem, while the countryside is generally quieter,
cleaner, and surrounded by open space.
"In conclusion, while both city and countryside life have their pros and cons, it really depends on
personal preferences and what kind of lifestyle suits you best."
Question: What are the differences between public transportation and private cars?
The differences between public transportation and private cars can be seen in areas like cost,
convenience, and environmental impact.
One key difference is that public transportation is generally much cheaper than owning a
private car, as you only pay for a ticket or a subscription, whereas private cars require ongoing
expenses like fuel, insurance, and maintenance.
Another difference is convenience: private cars offer more flexibility and privacy, allowing
you to go anywhere at any time, while public transportation depends on fixed schedules and
routes, which can be less convenient for some people.
In terms of environmental impact, private cars contribute more to pollution and traffic
congestion, while public transportation is typically more eco-friendly, especially in cities with
efficient systems like buses or trains.

Overall, while both modes of transport have their advantages and disadvantages, many people
prefer using public transportation for its cost-effectiveness and environmental benefits."