Opinions and preferences

Giving your opinion

think

“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

“In my opinion, Italian food is healthy.”

I’m sure that

“I’m sure that a vegetarian diet is better for you.”

disgusting = taste horrible

“The fish was great, but the chips were disgusting!”

horrible = really bad

“The starters were good, but the main course was horrible.

awful = really bad

“Don’t go there. It’s an awful restaurant.”

terrible = really bad

“The waiters are rude and the service is terrible.”

delicious = tasting very good

“Try the fish soup. It’s delicious.”

fantastic = very good

“Their Sunday lunches are fantastic.”

excellent = very good

“Their wine list is excellent.”

amazing = very good

“We had an amazing meal at the new French restaurant.”

Here are some ways you can talk about your choices.

I prefer X to Y

“I prefer French food to British food.”

“She prefers vegetarian food.”

I’d rather (+ verb without “to”)

“I’d rather have the steak.”

“He’d rather eat meat than fish.”

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