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2. Here are some expressions you can use to agree and disagree. Read
them carefully, and discuss with your partner the situations they are
used in.

Agreeing Disagreeing
a. You're right. a. I don't agree with that.
b. That's a good idea. b. I don't think that's correct.
c. That’s right! c. I don’t agree!
d. Exactly! d. I totally disagree!
e. Me too! e. Absolutely not!

f. Yes, I agree! f. That’s not right!
g. I totally agree! g. I’m not sure about that.
h. I see exactly what you mean!

B. Time for grammar
Complete the following dialogues with the correct expressions that
indicate agreeing or disagreeing.
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a. Jack: Julia, what do you think about the new classroom?
Julia:
For me, the classroom is quite good. It has enough space for us

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to move around.
John: .......... The furniture is not well managed. Moreover, there is
no suf¿ cient light.
b. Dipa: Hey, Look at my new T-shirt. It's quite suitable for me, isn't it?
Uddhav: Yeah, .......... It is quite beautiful. You look really smart in it.
c. Silpa: I think we should cancel the whole project right now.
Monika: .......... I think cancelling the project is not good for our
organisation.
d. Simran: Kiran, what do you think about the new constitution?
Kiran: I think it's quite good. It is the constitution made by the people.

Simran: .......... It declares ending all forms of discriminations and
oppression created by the feudal, autocratic, centralised and
unitary system of government in the past.

C. Follow-up activity
Work in a group. Ask who agrees or disagrees to the opinion "The
government should pay for everybody's education." Share your idea with
your friend.
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