What Do You Reckon For at Amy Castle blog

What Do You Reckon For. The following are all informal ways of seeking an opinion: So another person can give their opinion. You can use this to ask someone what they think about something, or if they think something's a good idea. I don't reckon much to (us of) their chances of winning (= i do not think they will win). What do you reckon (= do you agree)? How to ask for an opinion in an email. Use “what would be your opinion if i said…?” to seek someone’s opinion indirectly. It's worth a lot of money, i reckon. To consider or have the opinion that something is as stated: ‘they'll never find out.’ ‘you reckon?’ (= i think you may be wrong about that) Use “what do you reckon?” to ask for opinions. Lets go see a movie. Use “do you have any opinions about/ views on/ comments on/ thoughts about/ idea about…?” use “would you like to…?” to ask for opinions formally. You reckon is correct and can be used in written english. You can use it to mean that you think something may be true or to express an opinion.

What do you reckon (= do you agree)? Use “do you have any opinions about/ views on/ comments on/ thoughts about/ idea about…?” use “would you like to…?” to ask for opinions formally. You can use it to mean that you think something may be true or to express an opinion. To consider or have the opinion that something is as stated: How does this seem to you?, does his. It's worth a lot of money, i reckon. You can use this to ask someone what they think about something, or if they think something's a good idea. How to ask for an opinion in an email. Lets go see a movie. Yes, what do you reckon?

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What Do You Reckon For The following are all informal ways of seeking an opinion: What do you reckon (= do you agree)? Use “what would be your opinion if i said…?” to seek someone’s opinion indirectly. You reckon is correct and can be used in written english. Lets go see a movie. Use “what do you reckon?” to ask for opinions. The following are all informal ways of seeking an opinion: Use “do you have any opinions about/ views on/ comments on/ thoughts about/ idea about…?” use “would you like to…?” to ask for opinions formally. So another person can give their opinion. You can use it to mean that you think something may be true or to express an opinion. To consider or have the opinion that something is as stated: How does this seem to you?, does his. How to ask for an opinion in an email. Yes, what do you reckon? You can use this to ask someone what they think about something, or if they think something's a good idea. It's worth a lot of money, i reckon.