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    This document provides expressions that can be used when giving opinions, agreeing or disagreeing with others, and supporting one's viewpoint. Some key expressions for giving opinions are "In my opinion" and "It seems to me that". Phrases for agreeing include "I agree with you" and "You've got a point there". Disagreeing can be done by saying "I don't agree" or "You can't be serious". Opinions can be supported by referring to facts or examples, using phrases like "According to" or "For example". The document also lists positive and negative adjectives that can be used to describe opinions.

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    This document provides expressions that can be used when giving opinions, agreeing or disagreeing with others, and supporting one's viewpoint. Some key expressions for giving opinions are "In my opinion" and "It seems to me that". Phrases for agreeing include "I agree with you" and "You've got a point there". Disagreeing can be done by saying "I don't agree" or "You can't be serious". Opinions can be supported by referring to facts or examples, using phrases like "According to" or "For example". The document also lists positive and negative adjectives that can be used to describe opinions.

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    EXPRESSING OPINION (Unit 2.3.) : Giving Opinions Agreeing Partially Agreeing Disagreeing

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    This document provides expressions that can be used when giving opinions, agreeing or disagreeing with others, and supporting one's viewpoint. Some key expressions for giving opinions are "In my opinion" and "It seems to me that". Phrases for agreeing include "I agree with you" and "You've got a point there". Disagreeing can be done by saying "I don't agree" or "You can't be serious". Opinions can be supported by referring to facts or examples, using phrases like "According to" or "For example". The document also lists positive and negative adjectives that can be used to describe opinions.

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    EXPRESSING OPINION (unit 2.3.

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    GIVING OPINIONS AGREEING PARTIALLY AGREEING DISAGREEING
    The way I see it,
    In my opinion,
    I think/ feel/ find/ believe that
    It seems to me that
    Im (really) in favour of
    Im (really) against
    I suppose so
    I see what you mean
    I see your point
    Thats right
    I agree with you
    Exatly/ !bsolutely/ "efinitely
    #ouve got a point there but$
    I agree to some extent but$
    %air enough, but$
    I know what you mean but$
    I totally disagree
    Im not sure
    Im still not onvined
    I dont agree (with you)
    #ou ant be serious (informal)
    #ou must be &oking (informal)
    SUPPORT YOUR VIEWPOINT
    Take the ase of$
    Its a well'known fat that$
    Its been shown that$
    !ording to$
    !pparently,
    %or example/for instane$
    OPINION ADJECTIVES
    ()*ITI+E ,E-!TI+E
    reassuring
    sensible
    avoidable/preventable
    ethial/right
    legal
    &ustifiable
    awesome/admirable/fair
    disturbing
    stupid
    inevitable
    unethial/wrong
    illegal
    un&ustifiable
    outrageous
    inoffensive offensive

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