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thinkIn my opinionI’m sure that
disgusting = taste horriblehorrible = really badawful = really badterrible = really baddelicious = tasting very goodfantastic = very goodexcellent = very goodamazing = very good
I prefer X to YI’d rather (+ verb without “to”)
Opinions and preferences
Giving your opinion
“I think that it’s important to eat lots of vegetables.”
“I don’t think it’s a good idea to miss breakfast.”
“In my opinion, Italian food is healthy.”
“I’m sure that a vegetarian diet is better for you.”
Here are some opinion adjectives that you can use to talk about food:
“The fish was great, but the chips were disgusting!”
“The starters were good, but the main course was horrible.
“Don’t go there. It’s an awful restaurant.”
“The waiters are rude and the service is terrible.”
“Try the fish soup. It’s delicious.”
“Their Sunday lunches are fantastic.”
“Their wine list is excellent.”
“We had an amazing meal at the new French restaurant.”
English phrases for saying what you prefer
Here are some ways you can talk about your choices.
“I prefer French food to British food.”
“She prefers vegetarian food.”
“I’d rather have the steak.”
“He’d rather eat meat than fish.”
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