AGREE / DISAGREE
| AGREE | DISAGREE | |
| (+) | A: I like to vacuum.. B: So do I / I do too / Me too |
A: I like to use the dryer. B: I don’t |
| (-) | A: I don’t like using the microwave B: Neither do I / Nor do I / Me neither |
A: I don't like to listen to the radio. B: I like it./ I do. |
To intensify the agreement / disagreement: |
|
| I (completely, totally, absolutely) agree/disagree | |
| You are ( totally, absolutely) right | |
Weak agreement/disagreement |
|
| I suppose so./I guess so. |
Rude/direct vs polite/indirect ways to disagree
| Polite: |
| I don’t share your opinion. |
| Allow me to disagree. |
| Let’s agree to disagree |
| I'm afraid I agree more with James. |
| Rude |
| You are wrong. |
| I can’t disagree with you more. |
| You have no idea what you’re talking about! |
| You haven’t got a clue |
Others ways to agree and disagree:
| I agree/disagree with you. |
| You are right. |
| You are correct |
| I agree with you 100 percent. |
| I couldn't agree with you more. |
| That's so true. |
| That's for sure. |
| Sure. |
| (slang) Tell me about it! |
| Absolutely. |
| That's exactly how I feel. |
| Exactly. |
| I have to side with dad on this one. |
| No doubt about it |
| You have a point there. |
| I was just going to say that. |

