Instead of "I think"
🔹 Expressing Personal Opinions
These are formal or semi-formal alternatives to “I think”:
- I am of the opinion that…
- I can’t help thinking that… (No puedo evitar pensar que…)
- From my point of view,
- To my mind,
- In my view,
- My position on this issue is clear:…
- I’m quite convinced that…
🔹 Expressing High Probability
Use these when you’re fairly certain something will happen or is true:
- Most likely,
- … will surely…
- … will definitely…
- It’s highly likely that…
- In all probability,
- … will almost certainly…
- … without a doubt…
- I am confident that…
- In all likelihood,
- … is bound to…
🔹 Expressing Low Probability
Use these when you’re doubtful or think something is unlikely:
- I doubt that…
- I’d be surprised if…
- I don’t suppose…
- It’s highly unlikely that…
- There’s a slim chance that…
- It’s doubtful whether…
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