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    The document discusses expressions used in arguments and their levels of formality. It presents two expressions that show disagreement - "come on" and "exaggerate" - and two more informal expressions "joking" and "there". It also lists four expressions - "understand", "case", "point", and "suppose" - that concede a point or are suitable for formal situations.

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    The document discusses expressions used in arguments and their levels of formality. It presents two expressions that show disagreement - "come on" and "exaggerate" - and two more informal expressions "joking" and "there". It also lists four expressions - "understand", "case", "point", and "suppose" - that concede a point or are suitable for formal situations.

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    Name: Vargas Pillisa Jhon Bladimir: Unit 9 Lesson 4

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    Name: VARGAS PILLISA JHON BLADIMIR

    UNIT 9 LESSON 4

    come case
    exaggerate
    joking
    understand there
    point
    suppose

    2.- Which expressions

    a.- show disagreement? come on, exaggerate, joking, there

    b.- concede a point in an argument? understand, case, point, suppose

    c. are suitable for a formal situation ? understand, case, there, point, suppose

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