Name: 英語で批判を与える方法トップ10 (Top 10 Ways to Give Criticism in English)
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We're going to talk about 10 ways to give criticism.

What do you think about the first expression is what do you think?

And then you suggest a change to the item you're criticizing or to the work you're criticizing.

So what do you think about blah, blah, blah?

You're giving advice or you're giving a suggestion.

So, for example, what do you think about removing some of the effects?

I think it would be better if I think it would be better if I think it would be better.

I think it would be better if blah, blah blah.

So ah, something you think is an improvement or would be an improvement to the current work or to the current situation in a sentence.

I think it would be better if you made the video shorter.

I'm not sure I like So you can say this is sort of like an unsure feeling and, I don't know, feeling about a certain worker, a certain situation.

And you can point to or mention a specific thing you dislike.

Or maybe you don't like very much about the situation or about the work in a sentence.

So recommend a different course of action.

Recommend the listener, do something or change something.

So how about a few, uh, order pizza instead of cooking that difficult meal tonight?

Or how about if you dye your hair back to its original color?

It's a little bit soft but it's a good way a soft way to give your criticism in a sentence.

How about if you include Maur information about your project?

You could improve this by the next one is quite a direct way to give criticism.

Maybe from a teacher or ah, Professor Or maybe an editor of some kind.

Like you could improve this by you could improve this Bible blah blah, so I would use the Jarron form of the verb.

You can improve this by adding you can improve this by subtracting something like that.

So using the gerund form of the verb, there could be good eso This expression suggests this work, the situation, whatever you're discussing, could be better.

This or the speaker thinks it could be better and they're suggesting how to make it better.

So you could improve this my talking slower.

You could improve this by cooking some interesting side dishes to accompany the meal.

For example, in a sentence, you could improve this by explaining in more detail.

Have you thought about have you thought about have you thought about is a good way to kind of another soft way to give criticism to give a recommendation to the listener.

Like, have you thought about spending a little more time on this project?

Or have you thought about studying this topic a little more in depth?

Or have you thought about talking to this person?

So give your criticism as a light suggestion.

Have you thought about blah, blah, blah in a sentence?

Have you thought about adding some images to your presentation, for example?

So that's a way to give constructive criticism.

The next expression is maybe you could maybe you could bubble blah.

So maybe you could again, very soft suggestion away to give some more constructive criticism.

So, ah, for example, maybe you could Maybe you could write this in a different font.

Or maybe you could prepare this in a different software.

Or maybe you could call a little earlier next time, for example, so again, a very light suggestion.

That thing's the situation could be improved.

And another sentence, Um, maybe you could share with the marketing team for some more specific feedback.

The next expression is I think you should.

Is just a useful opinion phrase or a useful recommendation phrase.

I think you should go home or I think you should stop drinking.

Like a little bit of criticism, something the speaker thinks can be improved.

You should exercise more These air small criticisms a little in a way.

So I think you should is a very easy way to give constructive criticism in a professional setting also.

So I think you should think a little more deeply about this planner.

I think you should talk to your team about this project.

For example, in another sentence, I think you should revise this section for clarity.

Now let's go to a couple of expressions for criticism that are very rude.

Until now, up until this point, I've talked about constructive criticism.

You think an improvement is possible, however, to criticize without being constructive, just to criticize just to make a negative comment?

I'll talk about the next one is this sucks.