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    This document discusses asking for and giving opinions. It provides examples of expressions used to ask for opinions, such as "What do you think about the assignment?" and to give opinions, such as "I think it's not as difficult as I thought." It also notes that opinions are based on one's own perspective and should be supported by reasons. A dialogue example is given where one person asks for another's opinion on an English assignment and receives the response that it was not as hard as initially thought.

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    Asking

    and giving
    opinion
    Adelia Suryani (XI TATA BOGA)
    01
    An opinion is the way you feel
    or think about something
    Opinion (pendapat) adalah cara
    merasakan atau berpikir tentang
    opinion
    sesuatu

    02 Our opinion about something


    is based on your perpsective
    Pendapat berdasarkan sudut
    pandang kita

    03
    Opinion must be supported by
    reasons
    Pendapat harus disertai dengan
    alasan
    example dialogue about asking and giving
    opinion
    Ema: “Hallo Willy, have you submitted your english assignment?”
    Willy: “of course, I have”
    Ema: “what do you think about the assignmet”
    Willy: “Welll, I think it’s not difficult as i thought before”
    Ema: “yes you’re right. We never know that we can do before we try it”
    willy: “I think so”
    ABOUT THE dialogue

    ● “what do you think about the assignment?”


    that’s expression of ASKING OPINION

    ● “I think it’s not difficult as i thought before”


    that’s expression of GIVING OPINION
    —expression of asking opinion

    Informal
    Formal
    1. What do you think about ….. ?
    1. Would you give me your opinion on….? 2. What’s your opinion about ….. ?
    2. What’s are you views on …..? 3. How about …..?
    3. Do you have any idea …..? 4. Do you think …..?
    4. What is your feeling about ….?
    5. Have you got any comments on …..?
    Expression of giving opinion
    General point of view
    Thank you

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