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July 16, 20262 views

"according to my opinion" is Wrong: Natural Ways to Say "I Think" and "In My Opinion"

Many Taiwanese people blurt out according to my opinion when they want to say "I think," but unfortunately, this sounds like a broken sentence to native speakers. Through a series of "✗ Chinglish → ✓ Natural expression" comparisons, this article will help you understand the division of labor between according to and in my opinion once and for all, so you'll never mix them up again in writing or speaking.

ChinglishCommon MistakesSpoken EnglishExpressing Opinions
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