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Common Social Expressions exercise for UPSR pupils
Complete Agreement
Useful Expressions
I totally agree with you
Direct Disagreement
I¶m sorry, I beg to differ
I see your point of view Various Expressions used in asking for and expressing opinions Function Expressions Asking for an opinion What¶s your opinion on« Do you have anything to add?
What do you think of« Don¶t you think that« Giving opinions
What are your views on « I believe that..
From my point of view ..
I am certain that..
In my opinion..
I must say..
I think that«
It is quite clear that..
I¶m sorry but I have to disagree
True. I am glad you say that
I disagree
Yes, I feel the same way. I agree
I am afraid that I don¶t agree
Yes, I¶m sure you are right
I don¶t think so
Absolutely/ Definitely
I don¶t see your point I don¶t get it
I maintain that ..
It seems to me that «
I couldn¶t agree with you more
I am sure that «
I think it would be fair to say that «
Yes, I think that is a wonderful idea
I guess.. I suppose . .. Disagreement
I absolutely disagree with you
That¶s good/splendid idea
I would say that «
As far as I am concerned ..
Agreement
That¶s true/right/brilliant
Tentative
Partial Agreement
I agree with you to a point
Indirect Disagreement
I agree with you to a certain extent I think you are right but You¶ve got a point there but
Are you sure?
I think we should
I could be wrong but
I feel that we should
I see your point but I think it would be better if ..
Perhaps we could
I¶m not convinced that this will work
Why don¶t we
The suggestions will give rise to other problems
Really?
I think that is out of the question Negative response
I can foresee problems
What about I¶d rather not
Well, perhaps you are right
Oh, I don¶t about that
know
I agree that«.but« I¶m not sure about that That may be so but I will take considerations
that
I do not think that is always true because
into
How about No. I don¶t really like the idea Let¶s No, I really don¶t think so It might be a good idea to Have you ever thought of Maybe we should
Some expressions used in making suggestions, recommendations and some possible responses. Suggestion
Positive response
Yes, that¶s a good idea
Wouldn¶t it be a good idea to
That would be nice
Shall we
Okay
If I were you, I would Don¶t you think we should Recommendation
Positive response
I fully support
I strongly recommend that
I am in favour of
I strongly advise that
I totally agree with
I propose that
I approve of
I would like to put forward a proposal that
I see no objection to that
Negative response
I would certainly endorse I am totally opposed to the proposal
I think that is out of the question I can foresee problems I¶m not convinced that this will work
You need to organize your speech so that there is a smooth glow of ideas. INTRODUCTION BODY CONCLUSION - Introduce topic -Include major points -Reinstate your opinion and elaborate on them
-Highlight main points of task This will give rise to other problems -Give definition (if any)
-Use transition signals to connect ideas
Various expressions that may be used in persuading someone Persuassive
Have you considered
I encourage you to
expressions
Do you realize that
I am very sure there is no harm
Don¶t you think
I feel you should
Wouldn¶t it be a good idea to
I persuade you to
-Talk about the most important point first
-Summarize main points of the topic -Give advice recommendations
Some expressions you may use when presenting information. INTRODUCTION Let me enlighten you on
I would like to begin by
Today, I would like to talk on
The reason I am here is to talk about
I have been asked to talk on BODY I would like to mention briefly
To begin with
It would be in your own interest to
I would like to comment on
The next issue is
I can assure you that
There are several points I would like to make
Furthermore/Moreover/ In addition
You have no need to fear
My first point is
I wonder if you have thought of Maybe you should consider
Let me give you an example Let us consider
USEFUL PHRASES FOR MY SPEAKING
TASK
A
TEST II
Firstly / First of all CONCLUSION In general
Let me conclude by saying
All in all
I would like to conclude by
In a nutshell
Finally
or
TASK
B
y
My
y
The next point I would like to make is «««««(³ )
- Thank people for coming and then start a discussion
y
However
- introduce the subject or problem
y
I have mentioned earlier t hat «««««««.
- have to invite people to speak
y
Therefore / Thus / Hence ««««««««.. etc
y
In short ««««««««««
y
Thank you.
When managing a discussion, you will
- need to encourage group participation - close/ conclude the discussion
Some expressions that you can use in managing a discussion. OPENING A DISCUSSION Good morning, thank you for coming Shall we start? Thank
you all for coming
Right, let¶s begin
next point is ««««««.. ( explain/give example)
/ But / Nevertheless «««««««. Etc
B y
Good
y
First
morning «««««««
of all, I propose «««««««.
for being here INTRODUCING A SUBJEC T First, let¶s tackle the issue of
May I have your attention please
y
The most important f actor is ««««««« (explain/give example)
Let¶s talk about the problem of
y
Next, let¶s look at «««««««««««. ( ³ )
Today
We¶re here to talk about
y
Another
MUET SPEAKING PRACTICE
y
However
A
y
Therefore / Thus / Hence / As a result ««««««««.etc
y
Those are the suggestions ««««..
y
Thank you.
Thanks
y
Good
y
Firstly,
y
My
we are meeting to discuss
morning to the examiners and all my friends. I would like to suggest «««««.
main point is ««««««.. (explain/give example)
suggestion is«««««««««( ³ ) / But / Nevertheless «««««««..etc