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    This document provides examples of how to express agreement and disagreement when stating an opinion in English. It lists common phrases used to introduce opinions such as "in my opinion" or "from my point of view". When agreeing with someone, phrases include "I agree with you" or "we are of one mind". To disagree, phrases like "I don't agree" or "I take a different view" can be used. The document also provides pronunciations of some key words used in expressing opinions.

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    This document provides examples of how to express agreement and disagreement when stating an opinion in English. It lists common phrases used to introduce opinions such as "in my opinion" or "from my point of view". When agreeing with someone, phrases include "I agree with you" or "we are of one mind". To disagree, phrases like "I don't agree" or "I take a different view" can be used. The document also provides pronunciations of some key words used in expressing opinions.

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    This document provides examples of how to express agreement and disagreement when stating an opinion in English. It lists common phrases used to introduce opinions such as "in my opinion" or "from my point of view". When agreeing with someone, phrases include "I agree with you" or "we are of one mind". To disagree, phrases like "I don't agree" or "I take a different view" can be used. The document also provides pronunciations of some key words used in expressing opinions.

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    I. How to express opinion?

    Pay attention!
    Agreement Disagreement
    Expressing opinion

     In my opinion, ...  I agree with you ...  I don't agree.


     In my eyes, ...  I share your view.  I disagree.
     To my mind, ...  I think so.  I don't think so.
     As far as I am  I really think so.  You are / he is
    concerned, ... He is quite right / wrong.
     Speaking personally, ... absolutely right  I think otherwise.
     From my point of view,  He may be right.  I don't think that's
    ... I have no objection. quite right.
     As for me / As to me, ...  I approve of it. I don't agree with
     My view / opinion /  I have come to the you/him.
    belief / impression / same conclusion  I don't agree with
    conviction is that ...  I hold the same what you say.
     I hold the view that ... opinion.  I am afraid that is not
     I would say that ...  We are of one mind / quite true.
     It seems to me that ... of the same mind on  I take a different
     I am of the opinion that that question. view.
    ... I am at one with him  I don't share
     My impression is that on that point. his/her/your view.
    ...  This argument does
     I have the feeling that ... not hold water.

    Language features
     Simple present tense

    S + V1 + O / S + is/am/are + N/Adj
     Pronunciation
    No Word Phonetic
    1 Agree /əˈɡriː/
    2 Excellent /ˈek.səl.ənt/
    3 Disagree /ˌdɪs.əˈɡriː/
    4 Quite /kwaɪt/
    5 Argument /ˈɑːɡ.jə.mənt/

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