This document provides examples of ways to agree and disagree in conversations. It lists phrases to express agreement like "I agree" and "Sounds good" and phrases to disagree such as "I don't agree" and "That won't work." It then gives three scenarios where students discuss ideas and one agrees while another disagrees, providing alternatives.

1. AGREE AND DISAGREE

2. AGREE AND DISAGREE
AGREE
• "Yes, I agree."
• “That’s a great/good idea."
• "I think so too."
• "Sounds good."
• "Okay."
• "That's right/You’re right."
• "Exactly."
DISAGREE
• "No, I don't agree."
• "I'm afraid I don't agree."
• "I don't think so.“
• “I don’t think it’s a good idea”
• "Not a good idea."
• "That won't work."

3. Scenario 1: Planning a group project
• Student A suggests an idea for the group project.
• Student B agrees with the idea and builds upon it.
• Student C disagrees and proposes an alternative idea.

4. Scenario 2: Deciding on a movie to
watch
• Student A suggests a movie they'd like to watch.
• Student B agrees with the suggestion and shares their reasons
for wanting to see it.
• Student C disagrees and recommends a different movie.

5. Scenario 3: Choosing a class trip
destination
• Student A suggests visiting a science museum.
• Student B agrees and mentions an upcoming exhibit they're
excited to see.
• Student C disagrees and proposes going to an amusement park
instead.