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    The document defines opinions as texts or dialogs containing a point of view on a topic. Opinions can differ depending on one's perspective. When giving an opinion, it is important to provide reasons to support it. Common words used in opinions include agree, believe, doubt, assume, don't agree, and think. The document also provides formal and informal ways to ask for opinions as well as phrases to use when giving, agreeing with, or disagreeing with an opinion.

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    Opinion Kelas 11

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    The document defines opinions as texts or dialogs containing a point of view on a topic. Opinions can differ depending on one's perspective. When giving an opinion, it is important to provide reasons to support it. Common words used in opinions include agree, believe, doubt, assume, don't agree, and think. The document also provides formal and informal ways to ask for opinions as well as phrases to use when giving, agreeing with, or disagreeing with an opinion.

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    Chapter 1

    GIVING AND ASKING OPINIONS


    Definition
    Opini merupakan sebuah teks atau dialog yang
    mengandung pendapat tentang suatu hal, Biasanya
    opini satu sama lain itu berbeda atau bertentangan,
    tergantung pada sudut pandang mana kita memihak.
    Ketika kita memberikan atau mengekspresikan opini
    kita, penting sekali untuk memberikan alasannya untuk
    mendukung opini itu sendiri.
    Kata kerja yang biasanya digunakan dalam opini
    adalah agree (setuju), believe (percaya), doubt
    (meragukan), assume (berasumsi), don't agree (tidak
    setuju), think (rasa/pikir).
    Asking Opinion
    Formal:
    - Have you got any comments on …..
    - Do you have any idea?
    - Do you have any opinion on ……
    - Would you give me your opinion on……….?
    - What is your reaction to ……
    - What is your opinion about……….?
    - What are you feeling about………….?
    - What are your views on……….?
    - Please give me your frank opinion?
    Informal
    - What do you think of…….?
    - What do you think about………?
    - What is your opinion?
    - Why do they behave like that?
    - Do you think it’s going?
    - How do you like?
    - How was the trip?
    - How do you think of Rina’s idea?
    - How do you feel about this diction?
    Giving Opinions
    In my opinion..... As I understand.....
    I think..... As I see it.....
    What I mean is..... I reckon.....
    Personally I think..... I am compelled to say.....
    In my experience..... By this I mean.....
    According to me..... To my mind.....
    I strongly believe that..... Would like to point out
    As far as I am that.....
    concerned..... In my humble opinion.....

    From my point of
    view.....
    Agreeing an opinion
    Of course.
    This is absolutely right.
    I agree with this opinion.
    I couldn't agree more.
    I agree with what you are saying.
    I agree, I never thought of that.
    Neither do I.
    That's a good point.
    I think so too.
    Disagreeing an Opinions
    I am sorry, I don't agree with you.
    I am not sure I agree with you.
    I don't agree with you.
    I am afraid I have to disagree with you.
    I do not believe that.
    By this I mean.....
    I disagree with you.
    I think you are wrong.
    That's not the same thing at all.
    It is not justified to say so.
    I am not convinced that.....
    I can't say I agree with this, and here's why.....

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