Crossword puzzle : Vocabulary of opinions in English

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Vocabulary of opinions in English [B2] — VocaVerb

Do you know how to express your views with confidence in English? This crossword will help you explore and practise a range of vocabulary used to give, support, and challenge opinions. From formal expressions to everyday phrases, sharpen your language skills and discover new ways to make your voice heard!

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Clues

Across

  1. 2. Something accepted as true
  2. 4. For repeated past actions
  3. 8. Treating all sides equally without bias
  4. 10. Not easily convinced or doubtful
  5. 11. Having little length or duration
  6. 12. A view or attitude toward something
  7. 13. Not correct or mistaken
  8. 15. A formal statement or declaration
  9. 16. To share the same opinion
  10. 17. Completely certain about something
  11. 18. Continuing until now

Down

  1. 1. To state something as true
  2. 3. Expressing approval or positive feeling
  3. 5. Adverb or conjunction of place
  4. 6. A particular attitude or way of thinking
  5. 7. To push a button on keypad
  6. 8. A conclusion reached from evidence
  7. 9. A confident statement of fact or belief
  8. 14. Morally or factually correct

Answers

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Across

  • 2. Something accepted as true → belief
  • 4. For repeated past actions → would
  • 8. Treating all sides equally without bias → impartial
  • 10. Not easily convinced or doubtful → skeptical
  • 11. Having little length or duration → short
  • 12. A view or attitude toward something → sentiment
  • 13. Not correct or mistaken → wrong
  • 15. A formal statement or declaration → testimony
  • 16. To share the same opinion → agree
  • 17. Completely certain about something → convinced
  • 18. Continuing until now → still

Down

  • 1. To state something as true → claim
  • 3. Expressing approval or positive feeling → favorable
  • 5. Adverb or conjunction of place → where
  • 6. A particular attitude or way of thinking → viewpoint
  • 7. To push a button on keypad → press
  • 8. A conclusion reached from evidence → inference
  • 9. A confident statement of fact or belief → assertion
  • 14. Morally or factually correct → right

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