Opinions Unfold: Asking and Giving Yours

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Froggy Jumps Opinions Unfold: Asking and Giving YoursOnline version Share opinions politely by ES MAMBOO 1 what is asking and giving opinion a blabal b aball c lallalal 2 Which sentence most politely asks for another person's opinion on a movie? a What did you think about the movie? b Give me your opinion about the movie. c Did you like the movie or not? 3 How would you politely ask for someone's view on a restaurant? a Tell me your thoughts on the restaurant. b Do you like this restaurant? c What’s your opinion of this restaurant? 4 Choose a phrase that expresses agreement with a spoken opinion. a That’s not my concern. b I have a different view, maybe. c I agree with that perspective. 5 Which option shows a respectful way to disagree? a That’s a terrible opinion. b You’re wrong, I don’t care what you think. c I see it differently, but I appreciate your view. 6 What phrase asks for more details about someone’s opinion? a Explain your opinion in one word. b Do you always think that way? c Could you tell me more about why you think that? 7 Which sentence initiates giving your own opinion tactfully? a I’m right and you’re wrong. b That’s how it is, accept it. c From my perspective, I’d say that… 8 How can you ask someone to summarize their opinion? a Could you summarize your view in a few sentences? b Tell me your entire life story. c Give me a long lecture on it. 9 Which phrase expresses privacy about sharing opinions? a Everyone must hear my view now. b I’d rather not share my view right now. c I hate this opinion so much. 10 What is a constructive way to invite others to share opinions? a Everyone must agree with me. b Listen to me first, then I’ll listen to you. c What do you all think about this topic? 11 Which sentence combines asking and giving an opinion politely? a I think this is right, and you must too. b What’s your take on this, and here’s how I see it: c Tell me your view, and I’ll ignore it.

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Opinions Unfold: Asking and Giving Yours

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Opinions Unfold: Asking and Giving YoursOnline version

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what is asking and giving opinion

Which sentence most politely asks for another person's opinion on a movie?

How would you politely ask for someone's view on a restaurant?

Choose a phrase that expresses agreement with a spoken opinion.

Which option shows a respectful way to disagree?

What phrase asks for more details about someone’s opinion?

Which sentence initiates giving your own opinion tactfully?

How can you ask someone to summarize their opinion?

Which phrase expresses privacy about sharing opinions?

What is a constructive way to invite others to share opinions?

Which sentence combines asking and giving an opinion politely?