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The document provides phrases for agreeing with another person's perspective, disagreeing with their perspective, asking for their perspective, and making an observation about a picture without stating one's own perspective. Specifically, it lists phrases for indicating you agree, disagree, want to understand their thoughts, or are describing what is happening in a picture without giving your own opinion.
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Beyond Degrees - Empowering the Workforce in the Context of Skills-First.pptx
Beyond Degrees - Empowering the Workforce in the Context of Skills-First.pptx
Walmart Business+ and Spark Good for Nonprofits.pdf
Walmart Business+ and Spark Good for Nonprofits.pdf
Recall speech-bubbles-cae-part-34-speaking-1
- 1. As far as I’m concerned… As I see it…. In my opinion… I firmly believe that…. From my point of view…. RESET HIDE ALL Created by
- 2. I’m afraid I have to disagree with you there That’s not always the case. We don’t see eye to eye. I take your point but…. That’s not how I see it. RESET HIDE ALL Created by
- 3. Absolutely! I whole-heartedly agree. You’re absolutely right. I was just going to say that. We see eye to eye. RESET HIDE ALL Created by
- 4. What’s your take on this? How do you feel about this? What are your thoughts on this? Let me see, shall we start with …? Where do you stand on this? RESET HIDE ALL Created by
- 5. In this picture it looks like they are…. As far as I can tell they are…. He/she/they could/might/may be… It seems to me that they are….. The people appear to be….. RESET HIDE ALL Created by
Editor's Notes
- Click on a speech bubble to make the text disappear Click ‘hide all’ to make all the text disappear Click ‘reset’ to make all the text reappear
- Click on a speech bubble to make the text disappear Click ‘hide all’ to make all the text disappear Click ‘reset’ to make all the text reappear
- Click on a speech bubble to make the text disappear Click ‘hide all’ to make all the text disappear Click ‘reset’ to make all the text reappear
- Click on a speech bubble to make the text disappear Click ‘hide all’ to make all the text disappear Click ‘reset’ to make all the text reappear
- Click on a speech bubble to make the text disappear Click ‘hide all’ to make all the text disappear Click ‘reset’ to make all the text reappear