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How to express 

your opinion


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How to express 

your opinion


After the end of this lesson, you will be able to:


- Express your own opinion 

- Agree or disagree to a statement

- Tell someone why you feel this way

How do you start?

Common phrases: 

I think…

I believe…

I feel…

In my opinion… and

I would say…

Adding strength: 


I really think…

I strongly believe…

I truly feel… or

In my honest opinion…


Agreeing


- So do I.

- Me too.

- Definitely.

- I agree. or

- I couldn’t agree more.

Disagreeing


- I’m not sure I agree with you

- I do not share your opinion

- I’m sorry but I don’t agree

- I’m afraid I disagree.

- I think about that differently


referencing

Common phrases: 

as you can see here....

as was told by.....

as mentioned by him/her....




Now it's your turn!


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Agree - Disagree

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Agree - Disagree

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Agree - Disagree

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Agree - Disagree

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Agree - Disagree

Can graffiti be considered as art?




Agree - Disagree

The voting age should be lowered to 16.



Agree - Disagree

What have we done today?


- Express your own opinion 

- Agree or disagree to a statement

- Tell someone why you feel this way

Tip & Top + What would you still like to learn?