Understanding Agreement and Disagreement in English

This video tutorial introduces the concepts of agreement and disagreement in English. It explains how to express agreement using phrases like 'I agree with you' and disagreement with phrases like 'I don't agree'. The tutorial provides examples and a conversation to illustrate these expressions in context, helping learners understand how to use them effectively in real-life situations.

What is the term used in English to describe agreement with someone's opinion?

• Disagreement

• Agreement

• Argument

• Discussion

Which of the following is an expression of agreement?

• That's a terrible idea

• I agree with you

• I disagree

• I doubt it

Which of the following is NOT an expression of agreement?

• That's a great idea

• Certainly

• No doubt about it

• I think you're wrong

Which expression would you use to agree with someone?

• No way

• I doubt about it

• I'm not with you

• I suppose so

What does the phrase 'I think so' imply?

• Indifference

• Uncertainty

• Disagreement

• Agreement

In the context of the lesson, what does 'That's true' signify?

• Disagreement

• Confusion

• Indifference

• Agreement

What does disagreement mean in the context of opinions?

• Ignoring a statement

• Agreeing with a statement

• Not agreeing with a statement

• Having no opinion

Which phrase is commonly used to express disagreement?

• I don't agree

• That's true

• I think so

• Absolutely

What is a polite way to express disagreement?

• I don't think so

• That's a terrible idea

• Absolutely

• I agree with you

In a conversation, what does saying 'I'm not sure with your idea' indicate?

• Confusion

• Excitement

• Disagreement

• Agreement