This document provides 24 useful phrases for expressing different roles in group discussions. These include phrases for asking for opinions from others, asking for explanations, giving one's own opinion, showing agreement, showing disagreement, and giving explanations. Some example phrases are "What do you think about...?", "Could you explain...?", "In my opinion...", "I agree with you...", "I disagree...", and "What I mean is...".
This document provides 24 useful phrases for expressing different roles in group discussions. These include phrases for asking for opinions from others, asking for explanations, giving one's own opinion, showing agreement, showing disagreement, and giving explanations. Some example phrases are "What do you think about...?", "Could you explain...?", "In my opinion...", "I agree with you...", "I disagree...", and "What I mean is...".
This document provides 24 useful phrases for expressing different roles in group discussions. These include phrases for asking for opinions from others, asking for explanations, giving one's own opinion, showing agreement, showing disagreement, and giving explanations. Some example phrases are "What do you think about...?", "Could you explain...?", "In my opinion...", "I agree with you...", "I disagree...", and "What I mean is...".
USEFUL PHRASES FOR DIFFERENT ROLES IN GROUP DISCUSSIONS
Asking about or for an opinion 1. Could you tell me ....? 2. What do you think about/of ....? 3. What’s your opinion about ...? 4. How do you feel about ....? Ask for explanation 5. Could you explain to me ....? 6. I don’t really understand ....? 7. I just don’t see why/what/how .... 8. Are you saying that ....? 9. What do you mean by that? 10. Excuse me, did you say that ....? Give opinion 11. In my opinion/view .... 12. If you ask me .... 13. It seems to me that .... 14. I have the/a feeling that .... 15. Well, I’d say .... 16. If you want my opinion .... 17. First of all/To start with I’d like to point out ... 18. What we have to decide is .... Agreement 19. I couldn’t agree (with you) more. 20. I entirely/completely agree with you on that. 21. That’s true/right. 22. That’s just it. 23. Quite/Exactly/Precisely/Right/Certainly/Definitely. 24. You’re quite/so right. Disagreement 25. I disagree (with you), I’m afraid. 26. No, I really can’t agree, I’m afraid. 27. I don’t quite agree there. 28. I’m not so certain/at all sure if that’s true/correct. Giving an explanation 29. Look, it’s like this: 30. What I mean is ....