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    Functional Languages: Giving Opinions Using Filter When Responding To Questions

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    This document provides examples of functional language for: 1) Giving opinions and agreeing or disagreeing with others' opinions. 2) Comparing and contrasting ideas or making arrangements. 3) Using filters when responding to questions to acknowledge different perspectives.

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    This document provides examples of functional language for: 1) Giving opinions and agreeing or disagreeing with others' opinions. 2) Comparing and contrasting ideas or making arrangements. 3) Using filters when responding to questions to acknowledge different perspectives.

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    This document provides examples of functional language for: 1) Giving opinions and agreeing or disagreeing with others' opinions. 2) Comparing and contrasting ideas or making arrangements. 3) Using filters when responding to questions to acknowledge different perspectives.

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    FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGES

    Giving opinions Using filter when responding to questions

    I (really) think that Well let me see


    Personally, I think that... Thats a good/an interesting question.
    I believe (that)
    Im sure that Well, to be honest, ...
    In my opinion / My opinion is
    Its difficult to say.
    I have no doubt that / Im certain that
    I strongly believe that Thats a tricky one.
    To be honest / In my honest opinion,
    As far as I know,
    Obviously,
    As far as Im concerned, ...
    Generally speaking/Frankly speaking/Honestly, ...
    To the best of my knowledge, ...

    Agreeing Disagreeing

    I (totally/completely) agree with you. I (totally/completely) disagree with you.


    I couldnt agree with you more. I dont really agree.
    Thats a good point, but ...
    I feel the same way.
    Have you also thought about ...?
    Thats exactly the same what I was going to say. That doesnt really make sense (to me).
    You could well be right, but ...
    (That) makes sense (to me). I have (very) limited knowledge, but ...
    That sounds plausible, but...
    I suppose you are right./I suppose so.
    Im not following your logic (there).
    We seem to be saying the same thing, just in different
    ways.
    I can see the logic/sense in that.

    Comparing and contrasting Making arrangements

    Comparing First and formost/First/Firsly, ...


    A is much better/worse than B.
    A is not nearly as good as B. Second/Secondly, ...
    A is not quite as important as B.
    Third/Thirdly, ....
    A is almost as important as B, but not quite.
    In comparison to B, A is bigger/larger/more Next, ...
    important/....
    Compared to B, A is much/a lot bigger/larger/more Finally/Lastly/In conlusion/In short/In brief/Last but not
    important/ .... least, ...
    Contrasting
    In contrast (to), ....
    On the contrary, ....
    However/Nevertheless/Nonetheless, ...
    Otherwise, ...

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