Agreement and Disagreement

A: I feel that children should explore more outdoor activities.
B: … Outdoor activity can help develop motoric sensory. It is also beneficial for children.

• I agree

• i’m not sure

• i disagree

• i totally disagree

Ratna: Dian, I think Riri is responsible for this matter.

Dian: Well, I don’t know.

• Dian agrees with Ratna

• Dian has no idea about the case

• Dian disagree with Ratna

Dona : . . . . . . .

Mike : I think it is nice and clean.

• what do you think of this match

• what about the new apartment

• how about watching movie

Someone says, ”It’s hot today” and you disagree. You say:

ex for answer (yes, i …. / no, i ….)

(a)  

Ryan : The government plans to raise the electricity bill next month

Hani : . . . . . it will increase the amount of poor people.

• I totally disagree

• 
  I agree with you

• 
  I don't disagree

Student: In our coming holiday we plan to go to Bidadari Island in North Jakarta.

Teacher: I don't have any objection to the idea.

The italicized sentence expresses ...

• agreement

• possibility

• pleasure

Lawyer: Tom, your wife wants to get half of the property, the investment and also the children.

Tom: I don't get along with that. She claims too much, I think.

The italicized expression shows ...

• uncertainly

• impossibility

• disagreement

Ida : we will have a long holiday in the next semester, what are you going to do?

Ida : …………….

Ida : I do hope you have a nice trip.

• I Don’t know

• I am Thinking of going to the Beach

• i am Busy

Soni : Mary, I think the one who is responsible for this case is Michael.

Mary : Hmmm . . . . . I don't know.

• Mary disagrees with Soni

• Mary cannot accept the fact

• Mary has idea about the case

Your friend says, ” Let us go out tonight” and you think it’s a good idea. You say

• Yes, I agree

• I doubt so

• No, I am not