What is the main purpose of expressing agreement and disagreement?

• To avoid communication

• To confuse the listener

• To hide opinions

• To show understanding

When is disagreement typically used?

• When you want to avoid conflict

• When you want to be polite

• When you feel uncomfortable with what the speaker said

• When you agree with the speaker

Which of the following is an example of expressing agreement?

• I couldn't agree with you more

• I disagree with you

• I think you're totally mistaken

• I'm not sure about that

In a formal situation, how might you express disagreement?

• Are you kidding me?

• I agree with you

• I can't agree with that

• That's exactly how I feel

What is a common expression for partly agreeing with someone?

• That's ridiculous

• Absolutely not

• I suppose so

• I fully support the idea

Jack: Grace, next week Jems and Emma are already on summer break, right?

Grace: Yes Jack, they will get a full month off.

Jack: How about we take them on vacation to Turkey?

Grace: I totally agree with you. Where is the destination about to go?

Jack: How about going to Cappadoccia?

Grace: Tell me about it!

Jack: There, there are a lot of hot air balloons. It’s a famous destination, Jems and Emma can enjoy hot air balloon ride.

Grace: I can see that was fun, but I think it’s also important to consider if Emma is afraid of heights.

Jack: Oh yeah, I forgot about that.

Grace: We’ll ask her later, maybe she has a little bit of courage.

Jack: I fully support the idea. Since Emma has also grown older now, she should have been braver.

Grace: Well, maybe you’re right.

Jack: Will a 10-day trip be enough?

Grace: Yes, I certainly agree with you. Within ten days, we can visit more than 10 destinations, Jack.

Jack: Jack: All right, I’m going to tell Jems and Emma this plan at our dinner, I’m going to take 14 days leave from my office.
.Grace: Wow, sounds great. Thank you Jack.

From the provided dialogues, what is the main topic of the conversation?

• Reviewing a project concept

• Discussing a business proposal

• Planning a family vacation

• Launching a new skincare product

Jack: Grace, next week Jems and Emma are already on summer break, right?

Grace: Yes Jack, they will get a full month off.

Jack: How about we take them on vacation to Turkey?

Grace: I totally agree with you. Where is the destination about to go?

Jack: How about going to Cappadoccia?

Grace: Tell me about it!

Jack: There, there are a lot of hot air balloons. It’s a famous destination, Jems and Emma can enjoy hot air balloon ride.

Grace: I can see that was fun, but I think it’s also important to consider if Emma is afraid of heights.

Jack: Oh yeah, I forgot about that.

Grace: We’ll ask her later, maybe she has a little bit of courage.

Jack: I fully support the idea. Since Emma has also grown older now, she should have been braver.

Grace: Well, maybe you’re right.

Jack: Will a 10-day trip be enough?

Grace: Yes, I certainly agree with you. Within ten days, we can visit more than 10 destinations, Jack.

Jack: Jack: All right, I’m going to tell Jems and Emma this plan at our dinner, I’m going to take 14 days leave from my office.
.Grace: Wow, sounds great. Thank you Jack.

What is the response to the suggestion of going to Cappadoccia in the first dialogue?

• I can't agree with that

• That's ridiculous

• I fully support the idea

• I disagree completely

Jack: Grace, next week Jems and Emma are already on summer break, right?

Grace: Yes Jack, they will get a full month off.

Jack: How about we take them on vacation to Turkey?

Grace: I totally agree with you. Where is the destination about to go?

Jack: How about going to Cappadoccia?

Grace: Tell me about it!

Jack: There, there are a lot of hot air balloons. It’s a famous destination, Jems and Emma can enjoy hot air balloon ride.

Grace: I can see that was fun, but I think it’s also important to consider if Emma is afraid of heights.

Jack: Oh yeah, I forgot about that.

Grace: We’ll ask her later, maybe she has a little bit of courage.

Jack: I fully support the idea. Since Emma has also grown older now, she should have been braver.

Grace: Well, maybe you’re right.

Jack: Will a 10-day trip be enough?

Grace: Yes, I certainly agree with you. Within ten days, we can visit more than 10 destinations, Jack.

Jack: Jack: All right, I’m going to tell Jems and Emma this plan at our dinner, I’m going to take 14 days leave from my office.
.Grace: Wow, sounds great. Thank you Jack.

Which expression is used to indicate agreement in the first dialogue?

• I fully support the idea

• Sounds great

• I take your point

• I can see that was fun

Jack: Grace, next week Jems and Emma are already on summer break, right?

Grace: Yes Jack, they will get a full month off.

Jack: How about we take them on vacation to Turkey?

Grace: I totally agree with you. Where is the destination about to go?

Jack: How about going to Cappadoccia?

Grace: Tell me about it!

Jack: There, there are a lot of hot air balloons. It’s a famous destination, Jems and Emma can enjoy hot air balloon ride.

Grace: I can see that was fun, but I think it’s also important to consider if Emma is afraid of heights.

Jack: Oh yeah, I forgot about that.

Grace: We’ll ask her later, maybe she has a little bit of courage.

Jack: I fully support the idea. Since Emma has also grown older now, she should have been braver.

Grace: Well, maybe you’re right.

Jack: Will a 10-day trip be enough?

Grace: Yes, I certainly agree with you. Within ten days, we can visit more than 10 destinations, Jack.

Jack: Jack: All right, I’m going to tell Jems and Emma this plan at our dinner, I’m going to take 14 days leave from my office.
.Grace: Wow, sounds great. Thank you Jack.

What is the final statement in the first dialogue?

• I fully support the idea

• Sounds great

• I take your point

• See you at the next meeting

Jack: Grace, next week Jems and Emma are already on summer break, right?

Grace: Yes Jack, they will get a full month off.

Jack: How about we take them on vacation to Turkey?

Grace: I totally agree with you. Where is the destination about to go?

Jack: How about going to Cappadoccia?

Grace: Tell me about it!

Jack: There, there are a lot of hot air balloons. It’s a famous destination, Jems and Emma can enjoy hot air balloon ride.

Grace: I can see that was fun, but I think it’s also important to consider if Emma is afraid of heights.

Jack: Oh yeah, I forgot about that.

Grace: We’ll ask her later, maybe she has a little bit of courage.

Jack: I fully support the idea. Since Emma has also grown older now, she should have been braver.

Grace: Well, maybe you’re right.

Jack: Will a 10-day trip be enough?

Grace: Yes, I certainly agree with you. Within ten days, we can visit more than 10 destinations, Jack.

Jack: Jack: All right, I’m going to tell Jems and Emma this plan at our dinner, I’m going to take 14 days leave from my office.
.Grace: Wow, sounds great. Thank you Jack.

What is the response to the suggestion of a 10-day trip in the first dialogue?

• Absolutely not

• I fully support the idea

• That's ridiculous

• I suppose so