Unit 4 - Asking for Opinions; Agreeing and Disagreeing, pp 48 -49
What do you think about. . . + noun / -ing ? How do you feel about. . . + noun / -ing ? Do you think. . . ? • • • drinking on a school night speaking in front of an audience traveling alone brand clothes having to study English couple tees coeducation smart phones compulsory military service I’m not sure, but… I think… In my opinion… I strongly believe that…
“In my opinion. . is better than. . because. . ” Agree Disagree / Challenge Absolutely. Do you (really) think so? I think you’re right. I see you’re point, but… I totally agree. Yes, but… I think so too. (No, ) I don’t think so. / I disagree. being single v. being in a relationship meeting new people v. familiar old friends breakfast v. dinner shopping v. shopping online
What’s the difference? Do you think he’s handsome? V. Don’t you think he’s handsome? (because I do)
Challenging an opinion A: What do you think about smart phones? B: They’re fantastic. I can’t imagine life without them. A: (But, ) don’t you think people have become too attached? (Because I do. )
Activity – Challenge the Opinions “Traveling alone is amazing. ” “I don’t like people who only buy brand clothes. ” “I think people in relationships are happier than singles. ” “Mc. Donalds is the best fast food restaurant. ” “Summer is by far the best season. ” “Cats make better pets than dogs. ” Okay, but don’t you think…. ?