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HOW TO…

How to suggest

 

 Why don't we go to the cinema?

 Let's go to the cinema. What do you think?

 Let’s go shopping, shall we?

 How about going to the cinema?

 How do you feel about seeing a film?

 Fancy seeing a film?

 I'd like to see a film. How about you?

 We could see a film.

 Why not go and see a film?

+ If I were you/ in your shoes/ in her shoes… I would…

 

 

Do you agree?

Don’t you think it would be a good idea?

 

I agree WITH you ≠ I don’t agree…

You’re right ≠ you’re wrong

I share your view

I see what you mean

I have come to the same conclusion

It could be a good idea but…

No way!

I’d rather go to the swimming pool

We’d better stay at home

 

Express your opinion

I would tend to think

I believe

To my mind

In my opinion

From my point of view

It seems to me that…

I am under the impression that…

As far as I am concerned…

It goes without saying that…

There is no shadow of a doubt that…

 

 

NB: According to him/her/the artist… (someone else)

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