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Effective Communication Techniques

The document provides guidelines for agreeing, disagreeing, interrupting, and giving opinions in a discussion. It outlines phrases to use when agreeing with another person's point, phrases to use when partially agreeing but also adding a counterpoint, phrases for interrupting another speaker politely, and phrases for structuring a response when wanting to make multiple points.

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Effective Communication Techniques

The document provides guidelines for agreeing, disagreeing, interrupting, and giving opinions in a discussion. It outlines phrases to use when agreeing with another person's point, phrases to use when partially agreeing but also adding a counterpoint, phrases for interrupting another speaker politely, and phrases for structuring a response when wanting to make multiple points.

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GIVING OPINION

AGREEING and DISAGREEING


INTERRUPTING
I say, young
people are so very
irresponsible in our
days.
Modern times!
Ours is a very
troubled age.
As I see it…
I believe….
In my point of view….
You are
absolutely right,
mom. I couldn’t
agree more

You are so right.


My point exactly.
Absolutely.
I’m afraid I do
not agree. In
fact, you see,
young people
….

- You have a point


there, but…
- Well, you might be
right, but don’t you
Nonsense..
Rubbish…

It doesn’t make any


sense.
How could you possibly
say such a thing.
If you don’t want
to be interrupted…
There are THREE points I’d
like to make.
First / to start with / First of
all …
Secondly….
Finally / Lastly / Last but not the
If you want to
interrupt…
(when the speaker goes on and on
and no one is listening any more….
Excuse me, could I just say
that…

I’m sorry to interrupt but ….


What do you
reckon?

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