Agreement and disagreement expressions (Difficult) Quiz

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📝 IELTS – English Vocabulary – Agreement and disagreement expressions – Difficult

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Which expression would you use to express uncertainty about an opinion?

You're spot on.

I'm not sure I agree with that.

I couldn't agree more.

That's exactly right.

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'I'm not sure I agree with that' expresses uncertainty. 'That's exactly right,' 'I couldn't agree more,' and 'You're spot on' indicate agreement.

Which phrase would you use to express a hesitant agreement?

That's a valid point.

I wholeheartedly agree.

I suppose you could be right.

I can't argue with that.

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'I suppose you could be right' expresses hesitant agreement. 'I wholeheartedly agree' and 'I can't argue with that' indicate strong agreement, while 'That's a valid point' acknowledges a valid argument without necessarily agreeing.

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