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    Expressions For Agreeing and Disagreeing

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    The document provides expressions for agreeing, disagreeing, stating an opinion, and asking for an opinion in English. For agreeing, some examples given are "I agree with you 100 percent" and "Absolutely." For disagreeing, examples include "I don't think so" and "I totally disagree." To state an opinion, one could say "In my opinion" or "If you ask me." When asking for an opinion, phrases like "What do you think?" and "Do you agree?" are used. The document also lists potential discussion topics on various subjects.

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    Expressions For Agreeing and Disagreeing

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    The document provides expressions for agreeing, disagreeing, stating an opinion, and asking for an opinion in English. For agreeing, some examples given are "I agree with you 100 percent" and "Absolutely." For disagreeing, examples include "I don't think so" and "I totally disagree." To state an opinion, one could say "In my opinion" or "If you ask me." When asking for an opinion, phrases like "What do you think?" and "Do you agree?" are used. The document also lists potential discussion topics on various subjects.

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    The document provides expressions for agreeing, disagreeing, stating an opinion, and asking for an opinion in English. For agreeing, some examples given are "I agree with you 100 percent" and "Absolutely." For disagreeing, examples include "I don't think so" and "I totally disagree." To state an opinion, one could say "In my opinion" or "If you ask me." When asking for an opinion, phrases like "What do you think?" and "Do you agree?" are used. The document also lists potential discussion topics on various subjects.

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    Expressions for Agreeing and Disagreeing

    Expressing  I agree with you 100 percent.


    agreement
     That's so true.

     That's for sure.

     You're absolutely right.

     Absolutely.

     That's exactly how I feel.

     Exactly.

     I'm afraid I agree with James.

     I have to side with Dad on this one.

     No doubt about it.

     (agree with negative statement) Me neither.

     (weak) I suppose so./I guess so.

     You have a point there.


    Expressing  I don't think so.
    disagreement
     (strong) No way.

     I'm afraid I disagree.

     (strong) I totally disagree.

     I beg to differ/ I beg to disagaree

     (strong) I'd say the exact opposite.

     Not necessarily.

     That's not always true.

     That's not always the case.

     No, I'm not so sure about that.


    Stating an opinion  In my opinion...
     The way I see it...
     If you want my honest opinion....
     According to Lisa...
     As far as I'm concerned...
     If you ask me...

    Asking for an  What's your idea?


    opinon  What are your thoughts on all of this?
     How do you feel about that?
     Do you have anything to say about this?
     What do you think?
     Do you agree?
     Wouldn't you say?

    Topics for Discussion

     Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.

     Swimming in the ocean is better than swimming in a public pool.

     Alcohol should be illegal.

     Studying grammar is more important than practicing conversation skills.

     Television is the leading cause of violence in today's society.

     Dogs make better companions than cats.

     Smoking should be permitted in public places.

     Females are better students than males.

     Reading English is more difficult than writing English.

     Summer is the best season of the year.

     Children under 13 should not be allowed to babysit.

     High school students should wear uniforms.

     21 should be the legal driving age around the world.

     Beautiful people die young. They can’t find happiness in marriage.

     First love is never fulfilled.

     Appearance is more important than character.

     Easy come, easy go.

     Sons are more important than daughters.


     Money is better for gifts,

     Everything fun in life is either illegal, immoral or fattening.

     Money is everything.

     Government should increase sin taxes- cigarette and alcohol.

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