Asking/Giving Opinion and Adjective Phrase

A: "What do you think about our new uniform?" B: "..."

• "I think it's comfortable and stylish."

• "I don't know."

• "I think you should try it on."

• "I agree with you."

• "I want to buy the new one."

A: "In my opinion, the school canteen needs to be cleaner." B: "..."

• "I'm not sure about that."

• "That's a good idea."

• "I have no idea."

• "Let's go to the canteen."

• "The canteen is closed."

Which expression is used to **ask** for an opinion?

• "That's a good point."

• "I couldn't agree more."

• "What do you think about...?"

• "I think so too."

• "I believe that..."

A: "I believe that public transportation is more efficient than private cars." B: "..."

• "I'm not interested."

• "What do you mean?"

• "Tell me more."

• "I strongly disagree. Private cars are much faster."

• "Let's take a taxi."

Which expression indicates **strong agreement**?

• "I'm not so sure."

• "You are absolutely right!"

• "I think so."

• "I have no opinion on that."

• "I'm afraid I have to disagree."

A: "Do you agree that online classes are effective?" B: "..."

• "Yes, they are effective."

• "I agree with you on this."

• "I don't know."

• "Let's ask the teacher."

• "I think they are effective for some subjects, but not all."

A: "Some people say that watching movies is a waste of time. What do you think?" B: "..."

• "I love movies."

• "In my opinion, movies can be a great source of learning and entertainment."

• "Let's watch a movie."

• "I don't have time to watch movies."

• "Movies are expensive."

Which expression shows **polite disagreement**?

• "I couldn't agree less."

• "No way!"

• "That's a bad idea."

• "I'm afraid I disagree with your opinion."

• "You're wrong."

A: "I think we should cancel the school event because of the rain." B: "..."

• "That's a bad idea."

• "I don't care."

• "I'm not sure that's a good idea. The weather might improve later."

• "We should cancel it."

• "Let's go home."

A: "Do you think we will win the football match?" B: "..."

• "Yes, we will win."

• "I am sure we will win."

• "I don't know."

• "They are a good team."

• "Let's watch the match."