Can anyone give some advanced expressions in English?

The high-level sentence patterns that express my opinion are: i think, in my opinion view, i reckon, it seems to me, if you ask me, to be honest, personally, etc.

1、i think：

i think is the most common form of expression and can be used in both formal and informal situations.

2、in my opinion /view：

After "i think", the English word for expressing one's thoughts should be "in my opinion", in my opinion. The two phrases of Lu are more formal, and Zeji usually uses early staring to discuss more important things.

3、i reckon：

4、it seems to me：

This phrase is often used to express a deliberate opinion, meaning "in my opinion", and similarly to "all things considered", meaning "after comprehensive consideration".

5、if you ask me：

The literal meaning is "what to do if you ask me", and usually followed by "according to me" under the Chinese, so this phrase is the meaning of "according to my view". This sentence structure can be used to express constructive criticism or opinions.

6、to be honest：

It means "to tell the truth". That's what many people start by expressing their thoughts. In a similar vein, "to tell you the truth to be frank", these three phrases can come in handy if you need to say something unpleasant.

7、personally：

It is often said in Chinese "as far as I am concerned", using this word to emphasize your personal opinion.

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First expressed as, in the first place, in the first instance; first of all,first off,(the) first thing,above all,次expression,the next ; secondly。

Ordinal words are used to indicate the order of things, and are generally composed of the corresponding cardinal words plus th, ordinal words are mainly used as definite words, and the definite article (or owner pronoun) is generally added in front.

first：adv.First, first, first, first, first, first, (when enumerated) first.

to start with: (thing, process, etc.) at the beginning, at the beginning, first, the first row is the first stool.

The origin of the English number brother.

The origins of the English language began in the 5th century AD. At that time, the Saxons, Anglos, and Jutes of Europe crossed the channel to the island of Britain, conquered the local tribes, and became the masters of the island. Later known as the Anglo-Saxons, the Old Germanic dialect they used became Anglo-Saxon, or Old English.

In the 9th-10th centuries AD, the Norse Germanic peoples living in Scandinavia (i.e., the Normans) conquered the region of Gaul in present-day northern France. But their language and culture were soon conquered by the local Old French-speaking Gauls.

1. Advanced English [ d vɑ nst] American [ d v nst], adjAdvanced; Advanced; Higher; (developmental) late, late; v.(for the sake of attack, threat, etc.) forward, march; (knowledge, technology, etc.) development, progress; Facilitate; Nudge.

2. [Example sentence]All the more technically advanced countries put a high value on science.