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The document discusses expressing agreement and disagreement in Indonesian. It provides common phrases to agree such as "I agree!" and "You're absolutely right." It also lists phrases to disagree like "I don't agree" and "I doubt it." The document asks the students' thoughts on pictures of people and food and whether they agree with opinions about them.
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