English Expressions for Opinions Quiz

During a group discussion, Anika politely expresses her disagreement with Sneha's opinion. What are some phrases Anika can use to politely disagree with Sneha's opinion?

• I see it differently

• I have the same opinion

• You're absolutely right

• I completely agree with you

Expressing disagreement in English: Give an example of a situation where you might need to express disagreement in a polite way, for example, when discussing a group project with Aashi, Avni, and Rahul.

• I don't care about your opinion

• I understand your point, but I respectfully disagree because...

• I completely agree with you

• You're wrong, and here's why...

Giving reasons for opinions in English: Why is it important to give reasons for your opinions when discussing a real-world scenario?

• It is unnecessary and a waste of time.

• It makes the discussion longer and more tedious.

• It can confuse the other person.

• It helps to support and justify your viewpoint.

Giving reasons for opinions in English: Provide an example of a strong reason to support your opinion on a controversial topic.

• Use emotional language without any logical explanation

• Ask someone else to provide the reason for your opinion

• Just state your opinion without any evidence

• Back your opinion with credible evidence or data

Expressing uncertainty in a group discussion: How can you politely express uncertainty about a topic in a group discussion?

• I'm totally clueless, but I guess...

• I have no idea, but maybe...

• I'm not confident, but I believe...

• I'm not entirely sure, but I think...

Expressing uncertainty in English: When is it appropriate to express uncertainty rather than giving a strong opinion?

• When Shreya is not completely sure about something

• When you want to appear knowledgeable

• When you want to dominate the conversation

• When you are absolutely certain

Expressing strong opinions in English: What are some strong phrases you can use to express a very strong opinion on a topic?

• I weakly believe that...

• I kind of believe that...

• I don't really care, but I guess...

• I strongly believe that...

Expressing strong opinions in English: Give an example of a situation where it is important to express a strong opinion.

• During a job interview

• In a debate or discussion about important social or political issues

• While ordering food at a restaurant

• At a birthday party

Using polite language to express opinions in English: How can you use polite language to disagree with someone's opinion without causing offense?

• Interrupt the person and express your disagreement forcefully

• Use sarcastic or mocking language to express your disagreement

• Completely ignore the other person's opinion and state your own

• Acknowledge the other person's opinion before expressing your own.

Using polite language to express opinions in English: Provide an example of a situation where using polite language to express your opinion is crucial.

• At a rock concert

• During a job interview

• During a heated argument

• While ordering fast food