Stating Opinion, Agreeing, and Disagreeing

Which of the following is used to state an opinion?

• I think this movie is boring.

• You’re right.

• I agree with you.

• That’s a great idea.

“I completely disagree with your point.”

The sentence shows:

• Giving an opinion

• Agreeing

• Asking for opinion

• Disagreeing

Which of the following shows agreement?

• I couldn’t agree more.

• I beg to differ.

• I don’t think so.

• I’m not sure about that.

“What’s your opinion about online learning?”

is an example of:

• Expressing agreement

• Asking for opinion

• Disagreeing

• Giving suggestion

“In my opinion, the policy needs to be revised.”

This sentence expresses:

• Suggestion

• Opinion

• Disagreement

• Agreement

Which expression shows disagreement?

• I’m with you.

• That’s true.

• You’re right.

• I don’t see it that way.

“You have a point, but I still think it’s risky.” shows:

• Polite disagreement

• Strong agreement

• Complete agreement

• Ignoring opinion

“Do you agree with the new school rules?” – The speaker is:

• Asking for agreement

• Disagreeing

• Asking for opinion

• Giving instruction

“I see your point, but I think there’s another way to see it.” expresses:

• Partial agreement

• Strong disagreement

• Agreement

• Confusion

“I don’t think that’s a good idea.” expresses:

• Disagreement

• Agreement

• Opinion

• Compliment