curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-share-feedback/679e2b0d8037a1beee314933.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What is Bob's general opinion about Jessica's work?
He thinks she is doing a fantastic job.
He thinks she needs a lot of improvement.
Bob actually gives a very positive feedback.
He believes her work is below expectations.
Bob is praising Jessica, not saying that her work is unsatisfactory.
He hasn't formed an opinion yet.
Bob clearly states his opinion.
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I think is used to express someone's personal opinion or belief about something. For example:
I think the new design looks much better. - This means the speaker personally believes the design is an improvement.
Overall at the beginning of the sentence signals that Bob is giving a general opinion, considering all aspects of Jessica's work. Another example:
Overall, I think the event was well-organized. - This means the speaker is giving a general evaluation of the event.
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