Complete the grumpy food critic's review by dragging the correct words into the blanks.

"I personally find it strange that they serve soup in a shoe. It seems to me that the waiters are just as confused as the customers. I am absolutely convinced this place will close in a month."

"I personally find it strange that they serve soup in a shoe.

The pattern find + object + adjective (e.g., "find it strange") is a very natural way to express a personal opinion or reaction in English. Using "think" or "believe" here would require adding "is" (e.g., "think it is strange").

It seems to me that the waiters are just as confused as the customers.

The correct collocation for expressing a personal impression is "it seems to me."

I am absolutely convinced this place will close in a month."

We use the -ed adjective convinced to describe how a person feels (meaning "completely sure"). The -ing form ("convincing") describes the thing that makes you believe it.