Día 31 de 60 · B2 · Escritura
When the question asks for your opinion, state it clearly in the introduction: I strongly believe that… or In my view, …. Then keep the same position until the conclusion.
Many learners write In my opinion, I think…, which says the same thing twice. Others sit on the fence (Some people agree and some disagree) to stay safe. When the question asks for your view, the reader needs to know it from the start.
| ✗ No digas | ✓ Di |
|---|---|
| In my opinion, I think that social media is harmful. | In my view, social media does more harm than good. |
| Some people agree and some people disagree with this idea. | I strongly believe that public transport should be free. |
| According to me, children should learn a second language early. | In my view, children should learn a second language early. |
| — | I partly agree that homework is useful, but there is often too much of it. |
A: Can you read my introduction?
B: Sure. Hmm, you wrote “In my opinion, I think”. That's the same idea twice.
A: Oh. So just “In my view, online classes are better for adults”?
B: Yes, much clearer. Now the reader knows your view from the start.
Elige la respuesta correcta. Las respuestas están al final de la lección.
Avoid According to me, a word-for-word translation of selon moi. If you agree only partly, say so clearly: I partly agree that….
Los nombres de los exámenes son marcas de sus propietarios. Esta lección es una preparación independiente.
Reserva una clase de prueba para una evaluación personal de tu nivel y un plan de aprendizaje.