Understanding Opinions and Agreements

A: I feel that children should explore more outdoor activities.

B: … Outdoor activity can help develop motoric sensory. It is also beneficial for children.

• I agree

• I'm not sure

• I disagree

• I totally disagree

Chika: I'm sure this food will end up in the trash. Sasa : Well, I totally disagree with you. The beggar has waited for the leftovers. It won't end in the trash.

• Sasa is doubtful about it

• Sasa has the same opinion with Chika

• Sasa totally cannot accept Chika's opinion

• Sasa doesn't know what to say

A: … B: I think it is delicious and tasty.

• what do you think of this battle

• what about the food taste

• how do you feel about the outfit

• how about cooking

A : what should we do for our final project? B : ….

• I am not sure about that

• I think we should finish the task before the deadline

• I doubt that

• What do you think about it

A: . . . . . . B: I think so. Despite that, we must contribute in our own way to protect the environment.

• Government is the one who must be responsible for the environmental problem

• There must be no difference in society and government contribution

• Government is not the only one who must be responsible for environmental problem

• Government must take part in solving environmental problem

A: Don, I think B is responsible for this case B: well, I don't know What can we conclude from that dialogue?

• B agrees with A

• B disagrees with A

• B has no idea about the case

• B cannot accept the fact

A: What if we do our homework tonight? B: … The best expression to show the agreement is…

• I think it's not a good idea

• That sounds good

• I disagree with you

• I don't agree with you

A: You know that Anna always works late and neglects her sleep time. B: That's right. I am afraid it will affect her health if she doesn't change her bad habit. The B sentence expresses…

• Agreement

• Disagreement

• Sympathy

• Possibility

1. Siti : "I think we need a lot of money to make a wall magazine." Edo : " ___________________. We can use used paper. We can also use used wood for the frame." Lina : "Yes, we can. So, we do not need a lot of money to make a wall magazine. What we need is hard work."

• I don't think so

• I agree with you

• I think so

• I don't mind

Lina : "It seems that none of us knows how to make a wall magazine. What if we go to Mrs Tini and ask her for advice? I think she has a lot of good ideas.

" Siti : "I think so too. Let's go to her now.

" Dayu : "I don't think we can see her now. She is in the staff meeting.

" Beni : "Why don't we go back to SMP Sumber Ilmu tomorrow to look closely at their wall magazine. We will know what kinds of texts are published there."

The underlined sentences express …

• suggestion

• agreement

• invitation of doing something

• disagreement on something