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Agreeing and disagreeing
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Understand phrases for agreeing and disagreeing.
Listen to each sentence and write what you hear.
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Words to know
- circus
- A show with acrobats, clowns and sometimes animals.
- performer
- A person who entertains an audience.
- back and forth
- Changing from one side to the other again and again.
Answer key
- Let’s hope these two can agree on something.“Let’s hope” expresses a wish for something to happen.
- But I don’t think circus performers are artists.“I don’t think” politely gives a negative opinion.
- We’re going back and forth on this issue.“Going back and forth” means not able to decide or agree.
- Yes, I agree with you on that point.“I agree with you on that point” accepts one part of an argument.
- I interviewed them right side up, Pete.“Right side up” means the correct way up, not upside down.