Stop (always) saying “I think” in IELTS | Try these 6 alternatives...
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This lesson shows you 6 Alternatives to "I think" to help you sound more fluent and boost your IELTS speaking score.
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You can get the lesson & quiz/PDF for free here 😊 - ielts.englishprotips.com/6-alternatives-to-i-think-to-sound-fluent/
I'd say that your lessons are quite easy to learn and remember, without repetition. Thanks a lot!
Glad to hear that! Thank you! 😊
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Mr. Eli Howes, i've a question for you, is it good if we will use slangs, idiomas or jargons？ plz reply. & I also want to add that ur videos help me to improve my level of knowledge of English. I appreciate it
In general I would say no. However, it really depends on the formality of your speaking test, the topic you are talking about, and what kind of a person you are. The main thing is to use contextually appropriate vocabulary. This is a good example of a speaking test where informal language and colloquialisms are well used: ruclips.net/video/X4_lVvrnugw/видео.htmlsi=3TKl2-7ygQ-HjVZz
In my opinion, they are the most useful alternatives for saying ' I think ' Teacher Eli thank you so much for recycling them!
Glad you find them useful! 😊
I believe
In my point of view
From my standpoint
These are some other expressions, I've learnt during me IELTS preparatory course 😊
In my perspective and another is in my take
Nice! Thanks for sharing! 😊
Very impressed me do more❤❤❤
Fabulous! I highly appreciate the way you explain with right examples. I can't thank you enough. Good luck!
You're very welcome!
That was helpful. Thank you.
Could you please suggest some books for IELTS Preparation?
I recommend the Cambridge Practice Tests, particularly the ones with numbers from 1-18. You can also check out my website englishprotips.com/
I'd say that lessons by you are useful
Thanks! 😊
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I reckon there tips are more important than drift around aimlessly like a person who chaws gum🤜🏻🤛🏻
From my point of view
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Good luck on your test! There are two options for a mock speaking test with me:
- A free speaking test for all premium members, which I will upload to RUclips. You can become a premium member here: englishprotips.com/plans/
- A paid speaking test (not uploaded to RUclips). Here is the link: englishprotips.com/speaking-evaluation/
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Thank you so much Eli for this lesson. It’s very helpful to hear about the pronunciation of the words that you are saying in this video. Great job as always 👍
Glad it was helpful! 😊
very nice explanation ELI
Glad you liked it!
Is it correct or incorrect to use those twp
I figure...
I feel like...
The way I see it
To my mind
As I know, when we use " I'd say construction, after that it should be used past time. For example, " I would say it was better to live in a large city, than in a small village". Thus, in this sentence action happens in the real time, but because " would " is the part of the conditional construction, we use past time.
Is this right? I was taught by Callan Method, which is created in the UK.
I reckon that you are indeed a fluent English teacher.Alternatively, I'd add that you are a good explainer
I'd say it helps a lot! Thank u, teacher😃
That's great to hear. Thanks for letting me know!
Thanks 😊 appreciate that 💥
You’re welcome 😊
As far as i can see this is best lesson , in my point of view if someone wanna learn real English they should watch ur videos .
Thanks! You can get the lesson here - ielts.englishprotips.com/6-alternatives-to-i-think-to-sound-fluent/
awesome
great
Nice lesson thanks for your help
You're welcome 😊 Happy to help!
You were right about that johnny depp part💯
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I reckon this is very interesting video
I 'd say that you are the most amazing teacher, you're helping me so much with all these good examples ! Thank you 😊
You're very welcome! 😊
I suppose your teaching skill is more helpful to all basic students up to high level in order to enhance their knowledge in english ❤
I hope so! 😊
I like that action lol 😆
Brilliant lessons.
10/10❤
I reckon you are the best teacher
That's so sweet. 😊 Thank you!