The document provides phrases for agreeing, disagreeing, and asking for opinions in English. For agreeing, it lists phrases like "I think so" and "Yes, maybe you're right." For disagreeing, it includes "I don't think so" and "No, I don't agree." It also gives options for asking others for their opinions, such as "Do you think?" and "What do you think about it?"

1. Departamento de Inglés EOI MOLINA DE SEGURA
EXPRESSING AGREEMENT AND DISAGREEMENT
AGREEING DISAGREEING ASKING FOR
OPINION
- I think (that) - I don’t think (that) - Do you think (that)
education should be education should be education should be
free. free. free?
- Yes, maybe you’re - I think you’re wrong.
right. - I’m not sure about - What do you think?
that. - What do you think
- Maybe you’re right, about it/that?
but …
- No, I don’t think so.
- Yes, I think so. - No, definitely not.
- Yes, definitely.
- I’m sorry, I don’t
- I agree. agree. - Do you agree?
- I agree with that. - I don’t agree with that. - Do you agree with
- I (totally) agree with - I don’t agree with that?
Jackie. Jackie. - Do you agree with
- I (totally) disagree. Jackie?
- What about you,
(Jackie)?