🔊 Audio Learning
Ready to read.

📝 Daily Short Practice

⬜ Fill in the Blanks
⬜ Matching
⬜ Multiple Choice
⬜ Writing Practice
0 / 4 completed

🎯 Vocabulary Goal

Learn common English chunks to express personal opinions and experiences clearly.

📚 Words & Phrases

Word or phrase Simple meaning Example

in my experience
based on what I have personally experienced In my experience, learning a little every day is more effective than studying for hours once a week.

from my point of view
how I see or think about something From my point of view, working in a team helps improve communication skills.

🔍 See It in Context

Sharing Opinions and Experiences

Anna and James were talking about learning new skills. Anna said, "In my experience, practicing regularly makes a big difference." James replied, "I agree, but from my point of view, it's also important to take breaks and avoid stress." Anna added, "Yes, that works well. In my experience, balancing work and rest helps me learn better." James smiled and said, "From my point of view, everyone finds their own best way to study."

💡 Notice the Pattern

Using "In my experience" and "From my point of view"

Use "in my experience" to talk about what you have personally observed. Use "from my point of view" to share your opinion or way of seeing something.

  • In my experience, traveling alone improves confidence.
  • From my point of view, online classes can be very effective.

💬 Useful Examples

  • In my experience, it’s best to ask questions if you don’t understand.
  • From my point of view, this project will succeed if we work together.
  • In my experience, learning vocabulary in context helps you remember better.
  • From my point of view, taking time to plan your study schedule is important.

✏️ Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks

1.
____, reading books helps improve your vocabulary (From my point of view / In my experience / I think).

2.
____, health is more important than working too much (In my experience / It seems / From my point of view).

3.
____, practising speaking every day improves fluency quickly (In my experience / From my point of view / I believe).

4.
____, using flashcards helps you remember new words better (In my experience / From my point of view / I feel).

5.
____, it’s helpful to set small goals when learning something new (From my point of view / I think / In my experience).

🔗 Exercise 2 – Matching


1.
In my experience


2.
From my point of view


3.
She said, 'In my experience, exercise helps me relax.'


4.
He said, 'From my point of view, this is the best solution.'


5.
In my experience, taking notes makes studying easier.


Options:

  • a.
    according to my opinion or way of thinking
  • b.
    She talks about what she has personally noticed.
  • c.
    He is sharing his personal opinion.
  • d.
    Based on what I have done, note-taking helps.
  • e.
    based on something I have seen or done

✅ Exercise 3 – Multiple Choice


1.
Which phrase should you use when talking about what you have personally observed?


2.
Which chunk means sharing your personal opinion or way of seeing something?


3.
When is it natural to say 'In my experience'?


4.
You want to express your opinion about a new policy. Which phrase fits best?


5.
Which sentence uses 'From my point of view' correctly?

📝 Use It Yourself


Write 2 or 3 sentences using 'In my experience' and 'From my point of view' to share your thoughts about learning English.


Example:
In my experience, practising speaking every day improves your confidence. From my point of view, watching movies helps listening skills.

🎙️ Speaking Practice

Practice these sentences aloud.


Say:
In my experience, learning with friends is more fun.


Say:
From my point of view, reading books is a good way to study.


Ask:
What is your opinion? Say, 'From my point of view' and your thoughts.


Say:
In my experience, practising a little every day works best.

🔎 Answer Key

Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks

1. In my experience

2. From my point of view

3. In my experience

4. From my point of view

5. In my experience

Exercise 2 – Matching

1. e – based on something I have seen or done

2. a – according to my opinion or way of thinking

3. b – She talks about what she has personally noticed.

4. c – He is sharing his personal opinion.

5. d – Based on what I have done, note-taking helps.

Exercise 3 – Multiple Choice

1. In my experience

2. From my point of view

3. When giving advice based on what you have done

4. From my point of view

5. From my point of view, studying every day helps.