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    Opinion Expressions

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    The document provides phrases for expressing opinions, disagreement, asking for opinions, interruptions, agreement, and settling arguments in discussions. Some examples for stating opinions are "In my opinion..." and "According to my perspective...". Phrases for expressing disagreement include "I beg to differ" and "That's not always the case.". The document also lists ways to ask for other opinions, such as "What are your thoughts on this?" and phrases for interrupting or adding comments like "Can I add something here?".

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    The document provides phrases for expressing opinions, disagreement, asking for opinions, interruptions, agreement, and settling arguments in discussions. Some examples for stating opinions are "In my opinion..." and "According to my perspective...". Phrases for expressing disagreement include "I beg to differ" and "That's not always the case.". The document also lists ways to ask for other opinions, such as "What are your thoughts on this?" and phrases for interrupting or adding comments like "Can I add something here?".

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    The document provides phrases for expressing opinions, disagreement, asking for opinions, interruptions, agreement, and settling arguments in discussions. Some examples for stating opinions are "In my opinion..." and "According to my perspective...". Phrases for expressing disagreement include "I beg to differ" and "That's not always the case.". The document also lists ways to ask for other opinions, such as "What are your thoughts on this?" and phrases for interrupting or adding comments like "Can I add something here?".

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    Opinion Expressions

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    The document provides phrases for expressing opinions, disagreement, asking for opinions, interruptions, agreement, and settling arguments in discussions. Some examples for stating opinions are "In my opinion..." and "According to my perspective...". Phrases for expressing disagreement include "I beg to differ" and "That's not always the case.". The document also lists ways to ask for other opinions, such as "What are your thoughts on this?" and phrases for interrupting or adding comments like "Can I add something here?".

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    Stating an opinion

    • In my opinion...
    • The way I see it...
    Expressing disagreement
    • If you want my honest opinion.... • I'm afraid I disagree.

    • According to my perspective... • I beg to differ.

    • As far as I'm concerned... • I'd say the exact opposite.

    • If you ask me... • That's not always true.


    • That's not always the case.
    • No, I'm not so sure about that.
    Asking for an opinion
    • What's your idea?
    • What are your thoughts on this?
    Interruptions
    • How do you feel about that? • Can I add something here?

    • Do you have anything to say about this? • Is it okay if I jump in for a second?

    • What do you gather? • If I might add something...

    • Do you see eye to eye with me? • Can I throw my two cents in?
    • Sorry to interrupt, but...

    Expressing agreement
    • I couldn't agree with you more.
    Settling an argument
    • That's exactly how I feel. • Let's just move on, shall we?

    • I have to side with … on this one. • Let's drop it.

    • No doubt about it. • I think we're going to have to agree to


    disagree.
    • You have a point there.
    • I was just going to say that.

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