agreement or disagreement

Susi : Hi, Santi. I think everything is expensive

Santi : I ... with you. Even for bus, plane, and ship ticket

• agree

• come

• disagree

• don't agree

Rosa : Well Rudi, you have certainly hurt her with your joke.

Rudi : That is not true. I know she isn't angry.

The underlined phrase shows us that ...

• Rosa agreed with Rudi's joke

• Rosa warned Rudi not to hurt her

• Rudi agreed with Rosa's opinion

• Rudi disagreed with Rosa

Teacher : If you say "I couldn't agree with you more", what does the sentence mean?

Student A :I think it means that I . …

• totally agree

• totally disagree

• no longer agree

• no more opinion

Teacher A: Do you think it's a good idea to give students some video to make them easier to understand the subject?

Teacher B: ...

• Not so bad

• It suits you

• Not too bad

• I think it's alright

Rita : I'm going to wear this dress at Ratu's birthday party. What do you think, Nia?

Nia: That's fine.

The underlined expression shows...

• a disagreement

• an agreement

• a pleasure

• a greeting

Rita: We are hungry. We need some oranges.

Nia: Oh, why oranges? I ... we need some bread instead.

• like

• agree

• think so

• disagree

Mona: ''Lets go out tonight'' (Lisa thinks it's a good idea.)

Lisa : ____

• I agree.

• I'm agree.

• I disagree

• I'm agreeing.

Siti : Rini, what do you think about that movie that we had watched. I think it was fantastic. (Rini disagreed)

Rini : ….

• I agree.

• I strong agree

• I don’t think so.

• I disagree up for a point.

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is …

Windy: Is Bandung Mall near here?

Mia: Yes, it is.

Jack: _____ it’s about 100 kilometers from here.

Windy: Oh, really?.

• I disagree with you

• I quite agree

• I think so too

• It certainly is

the expression below is to express agreement, except ....

• That's the point

• I feel the same way about

• I don't think so

• I am totally agree