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    The document discusses agreeing or disagreeing with someone's stated case or position. When agreeing or disagreeing, reasons should be provided. Examples are given for ways to state agreement such as saying "You're absolutely right" or "That's so true." Examples are also provided for stating disagreement, including "I beg to differ" or "That's not always factual."

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    The document discusses agreeing or disagreeing with someone's stated case or position. When agreeing or disagreeing, reasons should be provided. Examples are given for ways to state agreement such as saying "You're absolutely right" or "That's so true." Examples are also provided for stating disagreement, including "I beg to differ" or "That's not always factual."

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    M.Amin Panji
    The document discusses agreeing or disagreeing with someone's stated case or position. When agreeing or disagreeing, reasons should be provided. Examples are given for ways to state agreement such as saying "You're absolutely right" or "That's so true." Examples are also provided for stating disagreement, including "I beg to differ" or "That's not always factual."

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    DO YOU AGREE

    OR DISAGREE
    AGREE AND DISAGREE

    When someone state an case, you may say that you agree or disagree with them.
    When stating agreement and disagreement, you must state it with reasons why
    you agree or disagree.
    SAYING YOU AGREE:

    • You’re absolutely/very right.


    • That’s exactly/right how I feel.
    • I couldn’t/ might not agree more.
    • That’s so true/true.
    • You have a point/ position there.
    SAYING YOU DISAGREE:

    • I am not/ don’t think so.


    • I beg to differ/disagree.
    • I really/ totally disagree.
    • I’m not really agree/ sure about that.
    • That’s not always factual/true.

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