Stating Agreement & Disagreement

John: “I think online classes are more convenient than traditional classes.” Lisa: “__________. I prefer learning face-to-face.”

• I totally agree
• I don’t think so
• That’s true
• I see what you mean

Mark: “This movie is really boring.” Sally: “___________. I couldn’t even finish watching it.”

• I’m not sure
• I disagree
• Absolutely
• Not really

Teacher: “Homework is essential for students’ improvement.” Student: “__________, but sometimes it feels overwhelming.”

• I completely disagree
• I can’t agree with that
• I agree to an extent
• That’s ridiculous

Michael: “Social media makes people more connected.” Anna: “___________. It actually makes them more isolated.”

• I totally agree
• I see your point
• I beg to differ
• That’s exactly what I think

Linda: “I believe studying late at night is better for concentration.” Alex: “__________. I find it hard to focus at that time.”

• That’s true
• I couldn’t agree more
• I doubt that
• I completely agree

Emma: “Summer is the best season of the year.” Tom: “__________. I enjoy winter more.”

• No doubt about it
• I’m not sure
• I don’t agree
• That’s true

Paul: “Watching movies at home is better than going to the cinema.” Nina: “__________. The experience at the cinema is unique.”

• I can’t argue with that
• You’re absolutely right
• I have to disagree
• That’s a good point

Teacher: “Reading helps improve vocabulary and comprehension.” Student: “__________. It’s very beneficial for language learning.”

• I see your point, but
• I disagree with you
• I couldn’t agree more
• I doubt that

Sarah: “Fast food is cheaper and saves time.” Leo: “__________. It’s not healthy and can be expensive in the long run.”

• I totally agree
• I think so too
• I don’t think so
• That’s correct

Anna: “Children should be allowed to use gadgets as much as they want.” Sam: “__________. It can negatively impact their development.”

• I completely agree
• That’s right
• I strongly disagree
• No problem