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Apparently /adv/

used to describe something that appears to be true based on what is known


Based on what you have heard or read


Exams: apparently, her husband didn't know the cake was for the raffle, since he helped himself to a piece.


Apparently, the USA would legalise the same-sex marriage.

Fault /noun/

Responsibility for a problem, mistake or a bad situation.



Exams: the accident was the driver's fault



This was all Jack's fault


It's not our fault if the machine breaks down.


Be to blame for sth

Be responsible for sth bad.


Exams: He is to blame for the accident= the accident is his fault.


The government is to blame for young people in Iran.


The government is to blame for distributing drugs.


I knew I was partly to blame for the failure of the project.


The study found that schools are not to blame for the laziness of their pupils.


Reckon /verb/

Reckon sth: have an opinion or think about sth


: to think or suppose (something) : to believe that (something) is true or possible


: to calculate or guess (an amount, number, value, etc.) : to have or form a general idea about (something)


: to think of (someone or something) as being something specified



Examples


tried to reckon the size of the crowd at the stadium


I reckon you must be new to these parts

In principle

In general, but perhaps not in all the details.


In theory


with respect to fundamentals <prepared to accept the proposition in principle>


I am in favour of it, in principle.

Ways of giving opinion

I think that...


Personally I think...


It seems to me,...


In my opinion...


As far as I m concerned...


If you ask me...


I believe that...

Sensible

Practical, intelligent, Opp. Silly.


: having or showing good sense or judgment


: designed to be comfortable, useful.

In agreement with sth

I'm in favour of sth


I would support sth


I agree with sth

Against sth

I m not in favour of sth


I am against sth


I am opposed to sth

Mature /adj/

having or showing the mental and emotional qualities of an adult:having a fully grown or developed body


: grown to full size


:having reached a final or desired state



He is not mature enough to get married.