I'm hungry. Do you have any suggestion for a good place to eat?

• Yes, I can help you with that.

• How about trying the new Italian restaurant downtown?

• I'm not sure what you mean.

• No, I don't know any place.

• Why don't you go to the park?

Would you like some help with your homework?

• No, I can do it myself.

• Yes, please. That would be great.

• I have no idea.

• Maybe later.

• Why should I?

Can I offer you something to drink?

• No, thank you. I'm not thirsty.

• Yes, please. Do you have coffee?

• I don't think so.

• It's up to you.

• Why do you ask?

Which expression is commonly used to give an opinion?

• I don't care.

• I would like to.

• I think...

• I am sorry...

• I have no idea.

How do you express disagreement politely?

• That's wrong.

• You are not right.

• I see what you mean, but...

• I don't think so.

• I completely disagree.

Which of the following is NOT an expression of agreement?

• I agree with you.

• That's a good point.

• You could be right.

• Absolutely!

• No way!

Which of the following phrases express strong agreement?

• I'm not sure about that.

• I suppose so.

• I couldn't agree more.

• Maybe you are right.

• That's interesting.

Which sentence shows a neutral opinion?

• I completely agree with you.

• I strongly disagree.

• It seems to me that...

• That's absolutely correct.

• No, I don't think so.

How would you politely disagree with someone?

• You're wrong.

• I see your point, but...

• That's ridiculous.

• I can't believe you think that.

• No way!

What does the phrase "To be honest" indicate when giving an opinion?

• Agreement

• Disagreement

• Honesty and transparency

• Uncertainty

• Apology