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  • We're going to talk about 10 ways to give criticism.

  • So let's go.

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

  • About what?

  • Bob LA.

  • What do you think about something?

  • Something.

  • So you say, What do you think about?

  • 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.

  • If so, try to make this shirt.

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

  • So again you suggest a change.

  • 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.

  • I'm not sure I like.

  • 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.

  • So I'm not sure I like this.

  • I'm not sure I like that.

  • 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.

  • I'm not sure I like this part.

  • How about if you the next expression is?

  • How about if you blow Baba?

  • How about if you do something?

  • So how about a few?

  • And recommend a change.

  • 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?

  • It takes too much time.

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

  • I think you look nicer that way.

  • So give some suggestion.

  • Give your advice.

  • After this expression, how about a few?

  • 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.

  • So you might hear this.

  • 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.

  • Here you can improve this by changing.

  • 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.

  • Maybe you could.

  • 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.

  • But it implies criticism.

  • 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.

  • I think you should.

  • The next expression is I think you should.

  • I think you should.

  • 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.

  • So these air small criticisms, right?

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

  • You should go home.

  • We should stop drinking.

  • 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.

  • This sucks.

  • 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.

  • So how to explain?

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

  • These are a few ways to do it two ways.

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

  • This sucks or that sucks.

  • That sucks as well.

  • Sucks.

  • Does not mean like to pull air from one place to another.

  • Theo.

  • Expression this sex that sucks.

  • It sucks.

  • Means it is very bad.

  • The situation is just is not good.

  • It's a very, very casual, very direct, somewhat rude phrase that expresses criticism.

  • So if you are unhappy with the situation, you could say this sucks about the situation.

  • Like my train is late.

  • The sucks.

  • I'm late for work now, or my boss forgot to pay me.

  • This sucks.

  • So something that just is not a good situation.

  • We can use it in that case.

  • But you might also see this on TV, especially in like reality TV shows to express criticism for, like, show contestants.

  • So maybe you've seen like a cooking show.

  • Um, where, like the chef, the chef in the show, the judges super mean a super angry the contestant cook.

  • Something is bad, and they might say this sucks.

  • So it's a very direct, rather rude expression to express criticism of someone's work, too.

  • So, like your presentation sucks, or you can use it in past tense that sucked your performance suck today.

  • So again, very direct.

  • Very rude.

  • I would feel very, very unhappy if someone told me that.

  • Um, but it is an expression you can use.

  • So if you've heard that like this sucks, especially on TV, that's what it means.

  • The situation is bad, or something that happened was unpleasant.

  • Not good.

  • Very bad.

  • This sucks in a sentence.

  • Really?

  • Mom, I can't go out tonight.

  • That sucks.

  • This is not good.

  • Another one.

  • That's just It's just pure criticism.

  • No improvement, Nothing constructive.

  • Uh, another expression is this is not good.

  • This is not good.

  • So again, especially for, like, food or drink, like I've had I drink a beer.

  • Ah, Couple months ago, there was like, greenish blue colored and the flavor was bad.

  • And actually, my friends said, Yeah, that beer's not good.

  • Just there's nothing we can do.

  • We can't change the flavor of the beer.

  • It's just not good.

  • So in those situations you can say on this is not good or no, that's not good.

  • So, like a restaurant, for example, you can criticize a restaurant by saying, Yeah, that restaurant is not good.

  • Um, like we can't speak directly to the restaurant and say you should improve your restaurant by doing this in this.

  • Like, um, just to share a critical opinion, you can say this is not good.

  • That's not good.

  • These are not good.

  • Those are not good.

  • You can use not good to express just flat criticism, just regular criticism.

  • In that case, in ascendance, I had a bite of this steak and wow, it is not good.

  • So those are 10 ways to give criticism.

  • Some of them, most of them, are constructive ways to give criticism.

  • Some of them are very casual and direct ways to give straight criticism just to complain.

  • Essentially.

  • So think about them carefully the next time you want to help someone improve.

  • Ah, hope that these were useful for you.

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