USEFUL ENGLISH PHRASES FOR WHEN YOU CAN'T DECIDE! (FCE, CAE, CPE exam vocabulary)

These advanced English phrases will help you out when you face a situation in which you find it extremely difficult to take a decision... which happens to me all the time!
In addition, in the speaking papers of the B2 First (FCE), C1 Advanced (CAE) and C2 Proficiency (CPE) Cambridge English exams, there is a decision-making task in which you have to "negotiate" with your partner. These advanced phrases will be extremely useful for that task.
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Hi Ben, I took the CAE exam two weeks ago after only approximately 10 days of preparation. I passed it with a score of 195/210. I watched many of your videos and I must admit they were fundamental to me. No way would I have passed if it weren't for you! So thank you and let me tell you that you have the best content out here concerning Cambridge exams, really! Cheers from Italy 😉

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Congratulations on passing the CAE! I'm glad you found my videos useful 🙂

[@AdrianoTBH]

Hey Ben, You probably read this all the time, but I wanna thank you for helping me pass my CPE exam. Didn't get a stellar result, but then again I didn't prepare much. Keep up the amazing work!

[@sophiakanali1]

Excellent video, Ben!

[@turicoppola9815]

The best english teacher by far!❤

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Thanks a million Ben for all your good work and effort. I really learn a lot ❤!

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Thanks

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Thank you, Ben. You are always sharing useful content. I loved the final take with Bimba and Amy, they are just adorable. 💙💙

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Adorable human thinking and teaching of U ! U r kinda Mr. Professor of Soule One ..

[@cassert24]

I love this video 😍It's been ages since I looked for a specific verb that I can use when I'm hesitating between two or more options. Love to use them all next time.

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Glad it was helpful!

[@andreyrybachek7200]

Ben, you are great! Thank you for your videos from Russia!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

My pleasure!

[@amarenabril]

I'm super fan of your English lessons on this channel. Many thanks for helping us learn very interesting, useful aspects of your language 🤩

[@vincenzoanzoletti1296]

Thanks Ben for the video. I had heard about waver, because it was used in an English singable translation of Gaetano Donizetti's opera Maria Stuarda on Mary Stuart in the scene where Elisabeth decides to sign Mary's condemnation to death, proclaming she"'ll never change or waver". Anyway, this shows that almost everything in English can be a source of daily vocabulary, even operas, so immerse yourself in English.

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I took my exams a few years ago. I didn't know your channel back then. Now, I love watching them for pleasure ☺️ Good luck to all the examinees and thanks, Ben! 👍🏼💪🏼☺️

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Amy and Bimba!! 😍❤ What a magnificent view! 🤩

[@montesierra717]

Thanks again for your videos, they calm me down (especially after the electoral results of yesterday). Ya sabes de dónde soy.

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Hi, what do you think about an idiom "to be between a rock and a hard place"?

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Hi ben❤❤❤love you😘😘

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

♥️

[@fleurblanche7642]

Yes you are right To be on the fence is to dither between two ideas waiting for new ground to open Thank you as always on important English points

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

You're welcome, Fleur 🙂

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@@tothepointenglishwithben. Yjank you are so right You keep on getting us seeng things differently in a normal modern way and stop being afraid of using English It 's a process

[@_nevermind.]

Hi Ben, I've just passed my CAE exam with an overall grade of 194. Your advice was essential in achieving this result. Just wanted to say grazie mille!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Congratulations! And... prego! 🙂

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Ben, good to see you again gaffer. I didn't know about waver but I do know about a weever fish thou, as I do some fishing. Ciao for now, I am going to see Gideon about a dog.

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Cheers, Freddie. Say hi to Gideon for me!

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Lol 😂

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❤️

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

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[@Arturest]

I question to Ben - I'd appreciate a lot if you could answer it :) Why do you pronounce the S at beginning of words with an SH-sound? e.g. for structure you say SH-tructure, for student you say SH-tudent, demon-SH-trate, etc. Is it a common thing in British English? Is it a particular regional pronunciation perculiarity?

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The pets examples in the end of every video are the best hahahaha

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I'm wavering between being an actor and being a writer. 😅😅😅

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I am torn between British and American accent, I don't know which one is better.

[@charlieperez7423]

Hi, Ben. I know that if you say it it must be right but why do my ears hurt when I hear "take a decision" instead of "make a decision"? Is one used more often than the other? Cheers, mate.

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Both are correct and basically have the same meaning. Perhaps "take" is slightly more common but there's not much difference.

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Both are correct and basically have the same meaning. Perhaps "take" is slightly more common but there's not much difference.

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Merci !

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Merci beaucoup!

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Toads!? Are those frogs? There are some places here in Italy in which they do eat frogs, honestly I am not a fan, not at all

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Is there a difference between "what do you make of it?" and "what's your take on it?"