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A famous food critic is writing a review about a bizarre new pineapple-and-broccoli pizza. Select ALL the grammatically correct statements she could use to express her strong opinions.
The correct answers are To my mind, this pizza is a culinary disaster and I am not very keen on the broccoli topping.
To my mind is a perfectly natural way to say "in my opinion."
The adjective keen is always followed by the preposition on.
Why are the others wrong? We say fond of, never "fond in." Also, while we can say "according to the chef," we almost never say "according to me" in natural English; we use "in my opinion" instead.