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Froggy Jumps Ask & Share OpinionsOnline version Practice asking for and giving opinions. by Dina Afriany 1 What is a polite way to ask someone's opinion on a topic? a You must agree with me. b What do you think about it? c Tell me now. 2 Which phrase is appropriate to invite opinions in a meeting? a I'd love to hear your thoughts. b Ship it now. c Ignore the others. 3 How can you express agreement with someone's opinion? a I couldn't care less. b That's not true. c I agree with you. 4 Which sentence shows a soft disagreement? a I see it differently, but... b You're wrong. c Stop talking. 5 How to ask for an opinion in a group setting? a No more questions. b What does everyone think? c This is final. 6 Which phrase shows uncertainty when giving an opinion? a It seems to me that... b Definitely. c Always. 7 How to give a constructive critique? a Do it my way. b This is terrible. c I like X, but consider Y. 8 Which phrase avoids confrontation while giving a negative opinion? a Fix it now. b This is the worst. c I have a concern about... 9 Which question helps gather opinions on a proposal? a Who cares? b What are the pros and cons? c Why are you wasting time? 10 Which closing phrase invites further input? a End of discussion. b That's all. c Any other thoughts?

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Ask & Share OpinionsOnline version

Practice asking for and giving opinions.

by Dina Afriany

What is a polite way to ask someone's opinion on a topic?

You must agree with me.

What do you think about it?

Tell me now.

Which phrase is appropriate to invite opinions in a meeting?

I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Ship it now.

Ignore the others.

How can you express agreement with someone's opinion?

I couldn't care less.

That's not true.

I agree with you.

Which sentence shows a soft disagreement?

I see it differently, but...

You're wrong.

Stop talking.

How to ask for an opinion in a group setting?

No more questions.

What does everyone think?

This is final.

Which phrase shows uncertainty when giving an opinion?

It seems to me that...

Definitely.

Always.

How to give a constructive critique?

Do it my way.

This is terrible.

I like X, but consider Y.

Which phrase avoids confrontation while giving a negative opinion?

Fix it now.

This is the worst.

I have a concern about...

Which question helps gather opinions on a proposal?

Who cares?

What are the pros and cons?

Why are you wasting time?

Which closing phrase invites further input?

End of discussion.

That's all.

Any other thoughts?

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by Dina Afriany

What is a polite way to ask someone's opinion on a topic?

Which phrase is appropriate to invite opinions in a meeting?

How can you express agreement with someone's opinion?

Which sentence shows a soft disagreement?

How to ask for an opinion in a group setting?

Which phrase shows uncertainty when giving an opinion?

How to give a constructive critique?

Which phrase avoids confrontation while giving a negative opinion?

Which question helps gather opinions on a proposal?

Which closing phrase invites further input?

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