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Friends must often listen or convey opinions in everyday life. Well, in this video we will learn asking and giving opinion, how to ask, give, and respond to opinions. First, we will learn the understanding and purpose of the expression asking and giving opinion. Asking and giving opinion means asking and giving opinions. Meanwhile, the purpose of its use is to ask, respond, and give opinions about something.
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For example, if a friend has ever heard the word bullying or harassment, what is your opinion or opinion about this phenomenon? Of course, friends have many opinions. For example, I think bullying is dangerous. I think bullying is not cool. For me, bullying doesn't repression Indonesian students. Well, we have understood the understanding, purpose, and a few examples of opinions.
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Next, we will learn expressions that are often used in asking and giving opinions. In this section, we will learn expressions or expressions that are often used in opinions. To exchange opinions and maintain interactions, there are three expressions that we will learn.
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The first expression is asking for opinion. The second expression is giving opinion. And the third is responding opinion. Asking for opinion is an expression to ask for opinions. Here are some examples. What do you think about? How do you feel about? What do you recount about? What is your opinion of? What are your views on? What is your reaction of?
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Giving Opinion is an expression of giving an opinion. The examples of the expressions are: I think, In my opinion, I recon, In my point of view, For me, I believe, and many more examples. Then the third one is Responding Opinion. In giving an opinion response, we can give an agreement or disagreement. Examples of expressions used in agreement or agreeing with opinion are:
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Of course, I agree with this opinion. This is absolutely right. That's a good point. I think so. And many other examples. Then, the expression used to show disagreement or disagreeing with the opinion is: I'm sorry, I don't agree with you. I disagree with you. I don't believe that. I think you are wrong. And I don't think so.
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Now let's make an example of asking and giving opinion in a conversation form. How is your opinion about smoking? I don't agree. For me, it is important that people do not smoke. Hmm, I agree with you. Next example. Look, I find a beautiful shoes. Which one? The blue one. What do you think? I'm sorry, I think it's out of style. I think so. Next example.
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Hey, have you watched Raya and the Last Dragon? Of course I have! What is your point of view then? I honestly think that the actor have unbelievable acting skill. Good point. And what is your opinion about the plot? There's no doubt in my mind that the plot is mind-blowing. I strongly believe that. English media friends, we have learned the expressions used for asking and giving opinion, as well as examples in a dialogue.
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Next, we will learn about the related grammar. Next, we will learn about the related grammar in asking and giving opinion. First, you must pay attention to the tenses. In asking and giving opinion, the tenses that are often used are simple present tense.
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Simple Present Tense is a tenses used to talk about daily activities. Pattern or sentence pattern used in Simple Present Tense is to use the first verb form for a verbal sentence or a sentence that uses a verb. Then use Is, Am, and Are for nominal sentences or sentences that do not use a verb. You can click the top bar to learn more about Simple Present Tense.
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The second element is using a transverb, or a verb that expresses an opinion, which is need, think, suppose, agree, disagree, and others. The third element is usually asking and giving opinion using a verb that helps the model, such as need, should, will, and others. Well, English media friends, these are the things we need to understand when learning asking and giving opinion.
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