Understanding Agreement and Disagreement

The video tutorial introduces students to expressing agreement and disagreement. It begins with a dialogue example to illustrate these expressions. The teacher then provides a list of expressions for both agreement and disagreement, encouraging students to identify and use them. The session concludes with an exercise to match utterances with suitable responses.

What is the main topic introduced in the session?

• Expressing gratitude

• Expressing agreement and disagreement

• Expressing emotions

• Expressing opinions

In the dialogue, what does Dina express?

• Agreement

• Disagreement

• Confusion

• Happiness

What is the purpose of the dialogue presented in the session?

• To teach vocabulary

• To show how to express emotions

• To illustrate agreement and disagreement

• To demonstrate a debate

Which expression shows agreement in the dialogue?

• I don't think so

• I agree with Dina

• I think we should start

• We should plan it carefully

What is one expression of disagreement mentioned in the session?

• I think so

• That's true

• I don't think it is a good solution

• Absolutely

Which of the following is NOT an expression of agreement?

• I guess so

• I think so

• I can't agree

• That's true

Which expression can be used to agree with someone?

• I beg to differ

• I'm afraid I disagree

• I do agree with you

• I don't think so

What is a suggested alternative when disagreeing?

• I guess so

• I think so

• That's true

• What about suggesting another solution?

Which expression indicates a strong disagreement?

• I think so

• I can't agree

• I agree with you

• That's true

What should students do in the exercise at the end of the session?

• Plan a project

• Write a dialogue

• Match utterances with responses

• Create a wall magazine