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To disagree in a group discussion, you could say:
I'm not sure I agree.
Sorry, but can I make a point?
You make a very good point but I would also like to add that.
答案:I'm not sure I agree.;You make a very good point but I would also like to add that.
To interrupt in a group discussion, you could say:
Sorry, do you mind if I interrupt?
I'm afraid that's not how I see it.
Oh, I have a new idea.To correct misunderstandings in a group discussion, you could say:
Don't get me wrong. I mean...
That's not quite what I mean.You should speak perfect English in order to better express your idea.In which sentence, you cannot find a synonym(同义词) of the word in red?
Although I prefer the calmer rides at amusement parks, the rest of my family loves the formidable ones.
During a drought, plants that are indigenous to the area typically do better than non-native plants.
Taking the time to prepare for a test is a sensible, prudent decision.Find the correct nasals in each word and write them down in the blanks.1.comb ________2.ban ________3.sing ________
 /n/ /ŋ//m/When you work independently, you're limited to your own ideas and experiences. When you work in a group, you kind of stand on the shoulders of thecollectiveand hence are able to do it better.Your opinion: These meetings are a waste of time.You say: These meetingsdon't tendto be particularuseful.You have used the strategies _____ to be more polite.
No.2 Reduce the strength of what you say, e.g. extremely - rather.
No. 4 Use general and cautious language, e.g. on the whole, in general, tend to, might, etc.
No.3 Turn a statement into a question.Your opinion: Our performance was poor.You say: Would you agree that on the whole, our performance wasn't very good?You have used the strategies _____ to be more polite.
No.3 Turn a statement into a question.
No.2 Reduce the strength of what you say, e.g. extremely - rather.
No. 4 Use general and cautious language, e.g. on the whole, in general, tend to, might, etc.Using negative adjectives will be more polite than using a negative verb with a positive adjective.