Agreeing and Disagreeing

Aims:
1. To assess the students' understanding of expressing agreement and disagreement in English.

2. To assess their understanding of expressing agreement or disagreement in a respectful and articulate manner.

3. Ensuring that your opinions are communicated effectively while maintaining a positive and constructive tone.

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​Quizz
Agreeing and Disagreeing

Multiple Choice

What does "Agree" mean?

• To accept or concede something.

• To have a different opinion from someone else.

Multiple Choice

What does 'disagree' mean?

• 
  To accept or concede something.

• To have a different opinion from someone else.

Multiple Choice

Select some words that express agreement:

• Accord, Unity, Consent, Assent, Approve, Confirm.

• Discord, Dispute, Oppose, Deny, Refute, Disapprove.

Multiple Choice

Select some words that express disagreement:

• Accord, Unity, Consent, Assent, Approve, Confirm.

• Discord, Dispute, Oppose, Deny, Refute, Disapprove.

Multiple Choice

When you agree with someone, you usually say:

• No way!

• I agree

• I don't think so.

Multiple Choice

What is a polite way to express disagreement?

• You're wrong!

• I don't care.

• I see your point, but I think differently.

Multiple Choice

If you want to say you have a different opinion, you might say:

• Exactly!

• I disagree.

• I agree

• I don't know.

Multiple Choice

What is a common way to agree with someone in casual conversation?

• I totally agree.

• You're crazy!

• I don't get it.

Multiple Choice

When you disagree with someone, it's important to:

• Interrupt them.

• Listen to their point of view.

• Ignore them.

Multiple Choice

Which phrase can you use to politely express a different opinion?

• You're so wrong!

• I beg to differ.

• I don't care.

Multiple Choice

How can you express disagreement without being rude?

• You're right!

• It doesn't matter.

• I see your point, but I disagree.

Multiple Choice

What is a polite way to agree with someone when you want to emphasize your support?

• I couldn't care less.

• I strongly disagree.

• I'm totally on board with that.

Multiple Choice

How can you express disagreement while still showing respect for the other person's viewpoint?

• You're completely wrong!

• I understand where you're coming from, but I disagree.

• I don't know.

Multiple Choice

When you have a similar opinion as someone else, you might say:

• I don't think so.

• I beg to differ.

• I'm of the same mind.

Multiple Choice

Which response indicates agreement in a casual and friendly manner?

• No way!

• I absolutely agree.

• I don't get it.

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