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Thirteen ways to give an opinion in French, graded from A1 to B2, for conversation and for the DELF, TCF and TEF speaking papers.
Because "Je pense que…" cannot do all the work forever.
Je pense que…
I think that…
Je crois que…
I believe / think that…
Pour moi…
For me…
À mon avis…
In my opinion…
Selon moi…
In my opinion / according to me
Je suis convaincu(e) que…
I am convinced that…
Je suis certain(e) que…
I am certain that…
Il est évident que…
It is obvious that…
Je considère que…
I consider that…
Je suis persuadé(e) que…
I am convinced that…
Je dirais que…
I would say that…
J’ai l’impression que…
I have the impression that…
Il me semble que…
It seems to me that…
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Twenty-five natural alternatives to "oui", from simple agreement to the very informal — with a note on when each one fits.
