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Closing the Discussion. In conclusion, the purpose of this discussion… The goal of our discussion is to…. We have concluded that… Introducing a point. First …

5. Agreeing with an opinion · I (quite) agree. · I agree completely/entirely. · I couldn't agree (with you) more. · I entirely/completely agree with you on that.

We have (two) guests here in the studio. Let me in- troduce them... Introduce the topic. I want to talk about… Some people say ...

Agreeing and disagreeing ; I totally agree with you. You're right to a certain extent, but ... I'm afraid, I don't really agree. ; I'd go along with that. You're ...

Phrases can help you interact1 and keep up2 a discussion. 1. Look at the boxes and write down phrases you already know. Giving an opinion. Stating3 an argument.

Useful phrases for discussions 1. Asking about or for an opinion Could you tell me ....? What do you think about/of ....? What’s your opinion about ...? Do you think/feel ....? How do you feel …

Stay generous with courtesies. Making a fish-market during a discussion is a sheer waste of effort and a sure-shot sign of mass elimination. Do not barge.

Useful phrases for a discussion 1. Look at the boxes and write down phrases you already know. Giving an opinion Giving examples Agreeing with someone Disagreeing with someone …

USEFUL PHRASES · Let me start with… Let's begin with…. Let's discuss … · Do you agree? Do you share my point of view? Agreeing · I strongly agree with you. I ...

Useful phrases for discussions 1. Asking about or for an opinion Could you tell me ....? What do you think about/of ....? What’s your opinion about ...? Do you think/feel ....? How do you feel about ....? May I ask you ....? 2. Asking for an explanation Could you explain to me ....? Could someone please tell me ....? Just tell me the reason why ....?

Phrases for discussions in English · 1. Introduction · 2. What you think about somebody/something · 3. How to agree/disagree · 4. Asking for clarification · 5. How ...

Useful phrases for discussions 1. Asking about or for an opinion Could you tell me ....? What do you think about/of ....? What’s your opinion about ...? Do you think/feel ....? How do you feel …

Useful Phrases for Group Discussions. 1. Asking for Opinions; 2. Asking for an explanation; 3. Giving your opinion; 4. Giving an explanation; 5. Agreeing …

Useful English Phrases for Discussion and Debate. 1. Introduction; 2. What you think about somebody/something; 3. How to agree/disagree. 4. Asking …

6. Useful phrases to show you agree: · Totally. · Absolutely. · That's a good point. · I (totally) agree. · I completely agree. · That's right.

17.1.2022 · 3. Try to be natural. Avoid staged discussions with an assumed result. 4. Negotiate the order. 5. Avoid launching into a monologue. Ask and …

How to agree/disagree. I must admit that ... I totally/fully/partly agree. I agree/don't agree with you. I believe/don't believe ... I'm convinced that ... The way I see it ... It seems to me that ... I …

Useful phrases for discussions. 1. Asking about or for an opinion. Could you tell me ....? What do you think about/of ....? What's your opinion about .

Phrases can help you interact1 and keep up2 a discussion. 1. Look at the boxes and write down phrases you already know. (Musterlösung) Giving an opinion I’m convinced that … / I think …

There are two sides to the question. On the one hand…,on the other hand…. An argument for/ in favour of/ against if…. While admitting that…one should not fornet that…. Some people think …

Jan 17, 2022 · USEFUL PHRASES Introduction Let’s discuss… We should discuss… … If we talk about …, it seems necessary to discuss… … and decide which is the most and the least…. Let me start with… Let’s begin with…. Let’s discuss … first. Asking for opinion Do you agree? Do you share my point of view? Agreeing I strongly agree with you. I couldn’t agree more.

What You Think About somebody/something