CAMBRIDGE EXAM SPEAKING PART 2
CAMBRIDGE EXAM SPEAKING PART 3
Though both pictures show ... , they’re quite different as ...
Shall I start? / Would you mind if I start? / Would you like to start?
In the first case, we are shown ... while in the other ...
Sure, by all means. / Yes, work away. / Go ahead. / Please, be my guest.
As far as I can tell, ... / From what I can make out ...
First and foremost, I think it’s worth mentioning ... given that ...
Judging by ... / By the looks of ...
Do you agree? / Would you go along with that? / What’s your take on it?
... must be ... / ... might be ... / may well be ... / could very well be ...
Couldn’t agree more. / Absolutely, you’re dead right. / I’m with you on that.
It seems to me that ... / I get the impression that ... / It strikes me that ...
I agree to an extent. / I’d be inclined to disagree. / I’m afraid I disagree.
What stands out in this one is ... / What strikes me about this is ...
On second thoughts, ... / Come to think of it, ... / Actually, ...
Quite unlike the other one, here ...
I think we can rule out ... / Both of these go hand in hand, don’t they?
The similarities/differences are quite striking.
Let’s try to narrow it down a little. / We’d better try to reach a decision.
I think it’s safe to say that ... / Needless to say, ...
I’m torn between ... and ... / It’s tough to pick just one, isn’t it?
It’s by no means + (adjective) ... / It’s (adjective) to say the least.
Just to recap, we both agree that ... / So, in the end, when it comes to ...
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