1. This document discusses how to express and ask for opinions in formal and informal situations. It provides expressions for asking for opinions formally or informally, introducing your own opinion formally or informally, agreeing or disagreeing with opinions, and responding to opinions by agreeing or disagreeing partially.
2. Students are assigned the tasks of writing a summary of the material and reading/recording one of the example dialogues provided in the document.
3. Expressing and understanding opinions is an important part of communication, and this document outlines polite ways to do so in different contexts through the use of various expressions.
1. This document discusses how to express and ask for opinions in formal and informal situations. It provides expressions for asking for opinions formally or informally, introducing your own opinion formally or informally, agreeing or disagreeing with opinions, and responding to opinions by agreeing or disagreeing partially.
2. Students are assigned the tasks of writing a summary of the material and reading/recording one of the example dialogues provided in the document.
3. Expressing and understanding opinions is an important part of communication, and this document outlines polite ways to do so in different contexts through the use of various expressions.
1. This document discusses how to express and ask for opinions in formal and informal situations. It provides expressions for asking for opinions formally or informally, introducing your own opinion formally or informally, agreeing or disagreeing with opinions, and responding to opinions by agreeing or disagreeing partially.
2. Students are assigned the tasks of writing a summary of the material and reading/recording one of the example dialogues provided in the document.
3. Expressing and understanding opinions is an important part of communication, and this document outlines polite ways to do so in different contexts through the use of various expressions.
1. This document discusses how to express and ask for opinions in formal and informal situations. It provides expressions for asking for opinions formally or informally, introducing your own opinion formally or informally, agreeing or disagreeing with opinions, and responding to opinions by agreeing or disagreeing partially.
2. Students are assigned the tasks of writing a summary of the material and reading/recording one of the example dialogues provided in the document.
3. Expressing and understanding opinions is an important part of communication, and this document outlines polite ways to do so in different contexts through the use of various expressions.
To express general points of view, start Giving Opinion. It’s our first KD material. with: You will study about this KD in three meetings. • It is thought that... • Some people say that... Let’s start our Learning. • It is considered... • It is generally accepted that... Expressions of Asking and Giving Opinion. Then, make the opinion clear, in statement form. 1. Definition of Asking and Giving Opinion. • Ex. “Many people say that he is a bad leader.” Opinion is including the words of opinion and argument/reason. Then, provide reasons and details to Opinion- how an individual feel about support the opinion. something. Examples: *Note: An opinion may contain or be • “He is a poor public speaker.” based on facts, but an opinion should • “He has made our relationships worse, not never be stated as a fact. better.” 2. How to Express Personal Opinion. 4. Expressionfor Asking someone’s opinion. Start with a phrase like: • In my experience… In expressing dialogue have two • As far as I'm concerned… situations; formal and informal. • Speaking for myself… • In my opinion… Formal expressions are used in a • Personally, I think… situation where you are talking in a formal • I'd say that… situation, such as in the office or school • I'd suggest that… between the teacher and students. • I'd like to point out that… • I believe that… Informal expression is used in a situation • What I mean is… where you are talking between friends or close friends. State your opinion •Ex. “I think that the library should be open The expressions usually respond to longer.” something that you discuss in an informal situation. Then, provide reasons and evidence to support your opinion. Asking for opinion Examples: •“It closes at 8 pm, and I am usually Formal Situation studying until 10 pm, which means I have to find a new place to go.” Have you got any comments on...? •“It is inconvenient to have to interrupt my studying.” 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...?
Disagreeing with an Opinion What are you feeling about...? • That's different. • I don't agree with you. What are you views on...? • However… • That's not entirely true. Please give me your frank opinion? • On the contrary… • I'm sorry to disagree with you, but… Informal situation • Yes, but don't you think… Asking for opinion • I'm afraid I have to • What do you think about...? disagree. • What is your opinion? • Why do they behave like that? • Do you think its going? Additional Note! • How do you like? • How was the...? Having strong opinions 5. Introducing your own opinion. Common adjectives used when giving Formal Situation. opinion • I think it’s a brilliant idea! - I personally consider ... • He thought the restaurant was disgusting. - I personally think/feel ... (veryunpleasant, terrible, etc.) - I hold the opinion ... • Your project is ridiculous. - My own view of the matter is ... • I think her work is really original. - Well, personally ... - If I had my view, I would ... Expressing strong disagreement • I’m afraid I don’t agree (with you) at all. Informal situation • I totally disagree (with you). - I think I like it. - I think it’s good/nice/terrific ... Agreeing partially - I don’t think I care for it. • I agree with this point of view, but... - I don’t think much of it. • This idea is right, but... - I think that awful/notice/terrible... • I agree with you, but... - I think that ... - In my opinion, I would rather... Example: - What I’m more concerned with.. - What I have in my mind is... Bella : How are you? Ricky : I am fine, how about you? 6. Responding To Opinion Bella : Fine too thanks You can agree or disagree. Ricky : Hey, what do you think about my new bag? Agreeing with an Opinion Bella : Wow, I think it is a good bag with the • Of course. newest style. Where did you buy it, • You're absolutely right. Ricky? • Yes, I agree. Ricky : My auntie bought it for my birthday • I think so too. gift. • That's a good point. What’s your opinion about the color? • Exactly. Bella : Hmm in my opinion, it has a bad color • I don't think so either. Ricky : Why? You know it's my auntie's • So do I. choice • I'd go along with that. Bella : Because the color is glamour and look • That's true. too over for boy like you, but I • Neither do I. appreciate it • I agree with you entirely. Ricky : Yeah. Thanks for your opinion, Bell • I couldn't agree more. Bella : No, Problem. That’s all your material for today.
Then, these are your following task!
1. Write down a summary of those
material (Tulislah sebuah rangkuman dari materi tersebut). 2. Read and record that dialogue example (Bacalah salah satucontoh dialog yang ada, lalurekamlah dan kirimkanke google class).