You can use 4 of the statements below when clarifying something. They are: [3.2.2]

Please allow me clarify me idea.

I will try to make this theory easier to understand.

Let me give you some examples of what I have just said.

How can you not understand such a simple thing?!

When YOU are Talking about Opinions and Ideas , you start with the following phrases: (Choose 4 answers)

Excuse, could you please explain your idea?

Pick 4 phrases to show that you SUPPORT someone's opinions and ideas?

I'll stand with you to the end.

I see eye to eye with you on this matter.

I think your ideas are fantastic!

I don't think your idea will work.

Which of the following are true about IDEAS?(Choose 2 answers)

A thought to disagree something

Which of the following are true about OPINIONS ? (Choose 2 answers)

A thought to disagree something

Which of the following do you say when you are ASKING FOR ideas/opinions? (Choose 4 answers)

I would like to get your opinion on ………., what do you think?

What are your opinions on his decision?

Does anyone have any idea on ……..?

I think your idea is brilliant!

Which of the following do you say when you wish to clarify YOUR ideas/opinions? (Choose 3 answers)

Please allow me to explain my ideas.

I would love to explain my opinions.

May I have the opportunity to clarify my point of view?

Could you clarify that, please?

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

To express YOUR idea or opinion, you say the following, EXCEPT _[3.1.1]
_{(Choose 1 answer)}

May I suggest ...

In my opinion ...

What's your opinion?

I personally think that ...

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

To CLARIFY something means _[3.2]
(Choose 1 answer)

To be creative

To make something easier to understand

To complicate

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

There are 3 phrases that you can say when you are ASKING FOR opinions or ideas. Choose THEM correctly. _[3.1.1]

What do you think about this?

What are your opinions on ... ?

Why did that happen?

Do you have any ideas to solve this problem?

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

There are 3 statements you can use when AGREEING to an idea/opinion. They are: _[3.1.2]

That's absolutely right

I'm not quite sure about it

I second her/his idea

I couldn't agree more

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which 2 sentences do you use when DISAGREEING to an idea/opinion? _[3.1.2]

I'm quite certain you're right

I'm not sure I agree with you.

I agree with this opinion

I'm afraid I have a different view on that.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

There are 3 common reasons on why you disagree on something. They are: _[3.1.2]

You have a better idea

You think something is wrong

You want to win

You have a different view

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

To ASK FOR CLARIFICATION, you will use the 3 questions. They are: _[3.2.1]

Could you be more specific, please?

May I suggest you other ways to solve the problem?

Could you repeat that, please?

Would you elaborate on that, please?

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Ideas and Opinions

To express YOUR idea or opinion, you say the following, EXCEPT _[3.1.1]
_{(Choose 1 answer)}

To CLARIFY something means _[3.2]
(Choose 1 answer)

There are 3 phrases that you can say when you are ASKING FOR opinions or ideas. Choose THEM correctly. _[3.1.1]

There are 3 statements you can use when AGREEING to an idea/opinion. They are: _[3.1.2]

Which 2 sentences do you use when DISAGREEING to an idea/opinion? _[3.1.2]

There are 3 common reasons on why you disagree on something. They are: _[3.1.2]

To ASK FOR CLARIFICATION, you will use the 3 questions. They are: _[3.2.1]

You can use 4 of the statements below when clarifying something. They are: _[3.2.2]

When YOU are Talking about Opinions and Ideas, you start with the following phrases: (Choose 4 answers)

Pick 4 phrases to show that you SUPPORT someone's opinions and ideas?

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Ideas and Opinions

To express YOUR idea or opinion, you say the following, EXCEPT [3.1.1](Choose 1 answer)

To CLARIFY something means [3.2]﻿(Choose 1 answer)

There are 3 phrases that you can say when you are ASKING FOR opinions or ideas. Choose THEM correctly. [3.1.1]

There are 3 statements you can use when AGREEING to an idea/opinion. They are: [3.1.2]

Which 2 sentences do you use when DISAGREEING to an idea/opinion? [3.1.2]

There are 3 common reasons on why you disagree on something. They are: [3.1.2]

To ASK FOR CLARIFICATION, you will use the 3 questions. They are: [3.2.1]

You can use 4 of the statements below when clarifying something. They are: [3.2.2]

When YOU are Talking about Opinions and Ideas, you start with the following phrases: (Choose 4 answers)

Pick 4 phrases to show that you SUPPORT someone's opinions and ideas?

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To express YOUR idea or opinion, you say the following, EXCEPT _[3.1.1]
_{(Choose 1 answer)}

To CLARIFY something means _[3.2]
(Choose 1 answer)

There are 3 phrases that you can say when you are ASKING FOR opinions or ideas. Choose THEM correctly. _[3.1.1]

There are 3 statements you can use when AGREEING to an idea/opinion. They are: _[3.1.2]

Which 2 sentences do you use when DISAGREEING to an idea/opinion? _[3.1.2]

There are 3 common reasons on why you disagree on something. They are: _[3.1.2]

To ASK FOR CLARIFICATION, you will use the 3 questions. They are: _[3.2.1]

You can use 4 of the statements below when clarifying something. They are: _[3.2.2]