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    Learn English > English lessons and exercises > English test #17636: Conversation
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    Conversation


     

                                                         

                      Guide de conversation 3 - Pour discuter.       

     

    Expressing agreement

     

    -Yes it is / I am / I can / he may ...

    -I (quite) agree (with you .....)

    -I couldn't agree more!

    -That's right. You're right!

    -Of course. Certainly.

    -Yes I think so.

    That's a good idea.

    -Sure / ok / It's ok by me.

    That's correct.

    -I'm all in favour of that.

    I'm 100% in agreement with you.

    -Agreed! / All right!

     

    Expressing disagreement

    -No (it isn't / I'm not / I can't ...)

    -I (flatly / totally) disagree.

    -I don't agree (with you ...)

    -I'm afraid, I can't agree with that.

    -That's not right. That's incorrect.

    -Certainly not!

    -I don't think so.

    -Ridiculous! / It's ridiculous!

    -I can't accept that.

    -I don't see it that way.

    -I don't see eye to eye with you on that.

    -No way! Nothing doing!

    -I'm strongly against this decision / interpretation ...

     

     

    Inquiring about agreement

    or disagreement

    -Do you agree (with me ...)

    -Don't you agree?

    -Do you think so (too)? / Don't you think so?

    -How do you feel about it? / about the suggestion? ...

    -Are you for or against it?

    -Wouldn't you say that it was so?

    -Have you made up your mind yet?

     

     

    Giving an opinion

     

    -(personally) I think/ believe/ feel/I'd say... (It's all right/...)

    -I don't think they should do that / say so / ...

    -As far as I can see (you're wrong / it's not possible ...)

    -In my opinion (they're right / it's difficult ...)

    -If you want my opinion ...

    -I'm convinced that ...

    -As I see it ...

    -To my eyes ...

    -To my mind ...

    -This is how I see things..

    -From my point of view...

    -I consider him / her (to be) a good teacher / a bad ...

     

     

    Asking for an opinion

     

    -What do you think about / of  (it / that story / ...)

    -What's your opinion of (what they've done / dogs /...)

    -Are you in favour of (that idea / Bridget / ...)

    -What is your personal / own view?

    I'd like to know your opinion about / of ...

    -Could I know what you think of (that lesson / those people)

    -Do you have any comment about / of ...?

    -Are you convinced it's true / it's important ...

    -We'd be happy to have your opinion.

     

     

    Expressing deduction

     

    -It was too late so / therefore I couldn't catch the tram.

    -You must have (made a mistake / forgotten something :...)

    -That is necessarily true / false / ...

    -By deduction we can't say that ...

    -So, you were tired / happy / disappointed ...

    -As a result / consequently ...

    -Due to / On account of the circumstances ...

    -I've been brought to think that( we should start earlier / we ought to do otherwise / ...)

    -Therefore / so we have to stop now / everything is wrong / ...

     

     

    Cause and consequence

     

    -I did it because (I wanted to/ it was fun / it was necessary :...)

    -That's (the reason) why (they were late / he couldn't come / ...)

    -What was the real cause of ( the accident / being late / ...)

    -As a consequence ...

    -Owing to the fact that ...

    -Given the situation / the fact / ...

    -Due to (bad weather / an accident / the circumstance /...)

     

                                                                                                    
                                                                          Merci à lucile83 pour  sa proposition d'exercice



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    1.Je ne suis pas d'accord avec elle.
    with I her. agree don't

    2.A mon avis il ne viendra pas.
    my In opinion come. he won't

    3.Je trouve que c'est un excellent acteur.
    actor. I an excellent consider to be him

    4.J'aimerais connaître ton avis au sujet de cette histoire.
    about opinion I'd your know like that story. to

    5.C'est pourquoi il était en retard hier.
    the yesterday. reason he late was is why That

    6.A cause du mauvais temps nous n'avons pas pu sortir ce matin.
    out couldn't weather bad this we go morning. Due to

    7.Que penses-tu de ce film?
    about do What that think film? you

    8.Je ne peux pas accepter cela !
    that accept I can't !

    9.Tu as raison, ce garçon est stupide.
    that boy right, You stupid. is are

    10.A mon avis partir demain est impossible.
    point is From impossible. tomorrow leaving view my of







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