Why Brexit is bad?
So when I have a conversation with European people, they told me that Brexit is a very bad event. They told so fast and as a result I didn't understand what they mean. Can anyone certainly explain me why it is bad? Indeed without rude words. I'm really what to know your opinions
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Why is Brexit a bad thing?
So when I have a conversation with European people, they told me that Brexit is a very bad event.
We don't really start a sentence with so, especially not in a written text. You can use so, if you are having an informal chat, with a close friend, and only then!
Everytime I talk to Europeans / Whenever I have a conversation with Europeans, they TELL me that Brexit is bad.
They talked so fast and as a result, I didn't understand what they mean.
Can anyone certainly explain to me why it is bad?
Indeed is used for positive emphasis: The Brexit is a bad thing indeed. Yes, indeed. You can indeed call yourself lucky!
Certainly is a synonym for of course:
You can certainly join us tonight. I can certainly explain this to you. You most certainly have a dress I can borrow, don't you?
I'm really interested in your opinion.
OR: I really want to know your opinion.
Opinion is usually singular.
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