PRE-TEST | AGREEMENT AND DISAGREEMENT

Which of the following is NOT an expression to show agreement in English?

• I see what you mean and I (must) agree with you.

• I beg to differ.

• I couldn’t agree more.

• I share your opinion.

What can you use to express partial agreement?

• I agree with you up to a point.

• I don't think you're right.

• That doesn’t make much sense to me.

• I hold the same opinion.

Which phrase is a polite way to express disagreement?

• That’s not always true.

• I don’t agree with you.

• I think otherwise.

• You may be right, but...

How can one express a strong opinion?

• It seems to me that...

• I guess that...

• I have no doubt that...

• I think otherwise.

Which expression indicates a complete agreement?

• I see it that way, too.

• I understand that, but...

• That might be true, but...

• I take a different view.

What is meant by the phrase 'I don’t share your view'?

• Full agreement.

• Partial agreement.

• Disagreement.

• Doubt.

What is the right way to express an opinion?

(Choose 2 answers)

• In my opinion,...

• Fair enough.

• You are absolutely right.

• I have come to the same conclusion.

Which of the following phrases is a way to express disagreement?

• That's absolutely true.

• I'm afraid I disagree.

• I couldn't agree more.

• I agree with your opinion.

Which expression can indicate that you are hesitant to agree?

• I have the same opinion.

• I understand your point, but...

• You have made a good point.

• I don't mind at all.

What are examples of expressing personal feelings?

(Choose 3 answers)

• I bet that...

• I couldn't agree more.

• I see it that way too.

• You have a point there.