

Expressing Opinions: “I think that…” and other useful phrases
Cambiamo discorso.
Lasciamo i superlativi per trattare un argomento molto importante. Quando iniziamo ad avere un buon livello di inglese, ci sentiamo più sicuri di noi stessi e vogliamo iniziare ad esprimere e condividere le nostre idee ed opinioni.
Di nuovo, abbiamo quindi bisogno del vocabolario necessario. Durante le ultime tre lezioni di questa settimana vedremo proprio i vari modi in cui esprimere accordo o disaccordo!
Task 1 (Vocabulary)
Listen to Richard with an accent from England express his opinions about the importance of the English language and then read the transcript.
- I believe that English now is the most important language in the world, especially for business.
- I think that having even a basic knowledge of English is essential.
- I suppose that learning new skills is always a good idea.
- It seems to me that the internet has become a powerful tool for learning especially new languages.
- I guess the internet has changed the world in a lot of ways.
- In my opinion, it is better to have it and not to need it than to need it and not have it.
- In my view, having a good breakfast is very important.
- From my perspective, things always seem better after a good night’s sleep.
- In my experience, Apple computers are better than all the rest.
- As far as I understand, two wrongs don’t make a right.
Task 2 (English in Use)
Read this article about why foreigners like living in Italy. Then use the phrases above to express your opinion about this article.
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Giorno 3
To-do list
- Read the text
- Complete task 1: listen and repeat
- Complete task 2: read the article and discuss

