MATERI AGREEMENT AND DISAGREEMENT - KELAS IX

Summary

This lesson explores the concepts of agreement and disagreement in English, explaining how to express consent or dissent towards others' opinions. It introduces various phrases and expressions for both agreement, like 'I agree with you' and 'You're right,' as well as disagreement, such as 'I don't think so' and 'I disagree.' The lesson also provides practical examples and conversations to illustrate how these expressions are used in real-life contexts, helping learners understand how to navigate these discussions effectively.

Takeaways

• 😀 Agreement refers to agreeing with someone else's statement or opinion.
• 😀 Disagreement refers to expressing opposition or a different opinion from someone else's statement.
• 😀 Common expressions of agreement include 'I agree with you', 'You're right', 'Exactly', and 'I think so too'.
• 😀 Common expressions of disagreement include 'I don't think so', 'I disagree with you', 'I'm not sure about that', and 'That's not true'.
• 😀 Agreement is shown when you support or confirm someone's opinion, as in 'Yes, it is very beautiful.'
• 😀 Disagreement can be used to offer a different perspective or correction, like 'No, I think English is easy to learn.'
• 😀 Example of agreement: 'Butter is better than margarine' — 'I agree with you.'
• 😀 Example of disagreement: 'Women should not work' — 'I disagree with you. Women have the right to work.'
• 😀 In casual conversations, both agreement and disagreement are used to express personal views and preferences.
• 😀 The lesson emphasizes how to politely express both agreement and disagreement in English conversations, particularly in everyday scenarios.

Q & A

What is the main topic of the lesson in the script?

The main topic of the lesson is 'agreement and disagreement' in English, focusing on how to express agreement or disagreement with someone else's opinion.

What is an example of expressing agreement in English?

An example of expressing agreement in English is saying 'I agree with you' or 'You're right'. These phrases show that you share the same opinion as the other person.

How can someone show strong agreement in English?

Strong agreement can be shown with phrases like 'Exactly!' or 'That's true!' or 'I support you.' These expressions emphasize a high level of agreement.

Can you give an example of expressing disagreement in English?

An example of expressing disagreement in English is saying 'I don't think so' or 'I disagree.' These phrases show that you don't share the same opinion.

What is a key difference between agreement and disagreement in English expressions?

Agreement expressions involve confirming or supporting someone’s opinion, such as 'I agree' or 'You're right', while disagreement expressions involve rejecting or offering an alternative viewpoint, such as 'I don't think so' or 'I disagree.'

What is the function of the phrase 'I don't think so' in a conversation?

'I don't think so' is used to express disagreement with a statement or opinion, indicating that the speaker does not share the same belief or viewpoint.

What does the phrase 'You're perfect, right' express in the context of agreement?

The phrase 'You're perfect, right' is an informal way to show strong agreement, suggesting that the speaker completely supports or agrees with the statement or idea.

What is the purpose of using 'But' in expressing disagreement?

Using 'But' in expressing disagreement introduces a contrast or a reason for not agreeing with the statement. It signals that the speaker will provide an alternative or opposing viewpoint.

In the lesson, how is a disagreement expressed in a conversation about going to a restaurant?

In the conversation about going to a restaurant, disagreement is expressed with 'I don’t think so' or 'I'm not sure about your idea,' indicating a difference in opinion regarding the choice of restaurant.

How does the script explain using 'I agree with you' and 'I disagree' in daily conversations?

The script explains that 'I agree with you' and 'I disagree' are straightforward ways to express agreement or disagreement in daily conversations. They help communicate whether you share or reject someone’s opinion clearly and concisely.