表达意见的常用词组

1. I think
This is the most common and general way of giving an opinion. You can use it both informally and formally
I think if you offer a consistently good service to your clients, they will keep coming back to you。
1.I think这是最常用、最普遍的表达意见的方式。正式和非正式情况下都可以使用。我认为如果你给客户提供始终如一的优质服务，他们会一直选择你们的服务。

2.I reckon
This is a more informal way of giving your opinion:
I reckon it will be much faster to get to London by train。
2.I reckon一种更加非正式的表达意见的方式我认为坐火车去伦敦会更快。

3. In my opinion:
These expressions are more formal and are often used when talking about important issues
In my opinion, the Bank of England should not raise interest rates this year。
3.In my opinion表达更加正式，并且通常在谈论重要问题时使用。在我看来，英国银行今年不应该增加利息。

5. It seems to me:
It seems to me that they are spending more money than they need to to attract new talent into the company。
5. It seems to me:总的来看，我认为招聘詹姆斯是一个明智的选择。

6. If you ask me
This is used when your opinion is critical. Sometimes, people say this even when their opinion hasn’t been asked for! – “If you ask me,…。.” “But I didn’t ask you….!”
If you ask me, she has spoilt her children far too much。
6. If you ask me 当你的意见带有批评性质的时候使用这种表达。有时，人们甚至会在没有被询问意见的时候使用这个短语！-“依我看…”“但是我没有问你…”！依我看，她太过溺爱她的孩子了。


7. Frankly speaking
You would use this expression to give your opinion in a more familiar and forthright way。
Frankly speaking, I don’t know what she sees in him。
7. Frankly speaking这是一种更亲近和直率的表达意见的方式。坦白地说，我不知道她看上他哪一点。

8. Personally
This is used to emphasize that you are giving your own opinion
Personally, I think the CEO should apologize for his appalling behaviour at the shareholders’ meeting。
8. Personally这个短语通常用来强调你标的的只是个人意见。就我而言，我认为总裁应该为他在董事会的恶劣行为道歉。