Expressing Opinions and Agreeing/Disagreeing

Which phrase is NOT used to express an opinion in the video?

• a. I think

• b. I believe

• c. In my honest opinion

• d. I like

What can you use to make your opinion statements stronger?

• a. Adverbs and adjectives

• b. Rhetorical questions

• c. Contractions

• d. Idioms

What phrase is used to ask about someone else's opinion?

• a. What's your opinion on…?

• b. I strongly believe…

• c. I don't like…

• d. That's right!

Which phrase is used to show you partially agree with someone?

• a. I agree!

• b. I don't think that's very good.

• c. I'm not sure about that.

• d. That's not right.

What should you do when expressing your opinion, according to the video?

• a. Use short, simple sentences

• b. Avoid explaining your reasoning

• c. Stick to one opinion throughout the conversation

• d. Use statements to justify your opinion

What does the video recommend for keeping a conversation going?

• a. Asking questions about the other person's opinion

• b. Introducing new topics frequently

• c. Speaking in a louder volume

• d. Using mostly agreeing statements

What does the video say is just as valuable as expressing your own opinion?

• a. Asking follow-up questions

• b. Disagreeing with the other person

• c. Agreeing with the other person

• d. Explaining your reasoning