OPINION

“Angga ______ that we should start the meeting now.”

• A. agrees

• B. disagreement

• C. opinion

• D. agreeing

Imagine Maya saying to her friend, “I ______ with your decision.”

• A. disagree

• B. agreement

• C. opinion

• D. agreeing

“________ you think it’s a good idea to postpone the event?”

• A. Could

• B. Should

• C. Do

• D. Will

During a group discussion, which phrase is commonly used to show agreement?

• A. I think you’re right.

• B. Could you give me your opinion?

• C. I totally agree with you.

• D. That’s not true.

What is the appropriate phrase to use when you want to ask for someone's opinion politely?

• A. I think you're right.

• B. Could you give me your opinion?

• C. I totally agree with you.

• D. That's not true.

Which phrase indicates disagreement in a conversation?

• A. I think you’re right.

• B. Could you give me your opinion?

• C. I am not sure about that.

• D. That’s true.

What does this dialogue illustrate?

A: "I think we should reduce the budget."
B: "I'm not sure about that. We might need more funds."

• A. Asking for opinion

• B. Giving opinion

• C. Disagreeing

• D. Agreeing

Which of the following expressions is NOT used to agree with someone?

• A. Exactly!

• B. I’m not sure about that.

• C. I couldn’t agree more.

• D. That’s so true.

Which sentence shows agreement?

• A. I’m sorry, but I can’t agree with you.

• B. That’s a fair point.

• C. I don’t see it that way.

• D. I think you’re wrong.

A: "I think the team should work harder."
B: "________. They have been working really hard already."

• A. I agree

• B. I don’t agree

• C. That’s true

• D. Absolutely