LESSON 24 — Agreement & Disagreement Without Only “Yes” or “No”

1. “People are more productive at home.” Would you say Exactly, or would you qualify that?
2. “Money makes life easier.” Do you agree to some extent?
3. “Being busy means being productive.” Would you respond Not necessarily?
4. “Everyone should go to university.” Can you say I see your point, but... and explain your view?
5. “Technology brings people closer.” Do you completely agree?
6. “First impressions are usually accurate.” Would you partly agree or disagree?
7. “It's always better to speak your mind.” Can you respond with That depends and explain?
8. “People don't change.” Would you say I wouldn't necessarily say that?
9. “Experience matters more than education.” Can you use There's some truth to that in your response?
10. “You should always trust your instincts.” Can you use I'm not entirely convinced?
11. “A higher salary makes a better job.” Can you use I can see both sides?
12. “Social media is mostly harmful.” Can you use It depends on how you look at it?