You think Milo should find another career. Which expression can you use to soften your opinion?, a) Don't you agree?, b) I feel like..., c) Good point., d) Right?, You give an opinion and want to know whether your friend agrees. What can you say?, a) Don't you agree?, b) I guess., c) Good point., d) I see what you mean., Your friend makes a good argument about Milo's job. How can you naturally show agreement?, a) I guess..., b) Don't you think?, c) Good point., d) You know?, Someone says, “Milo's job isn't worth it.” How can you show that you understand their opinion?, a) Don't you agree?, b) I see what you mean., c) I feel like..., d) Right?, You think Milo should quit, but you don't want your opinion to sound too strong. What can you say?, a) Milo must quit immediately., b) Quit, Milo., c) I feel like Milo should look for another job., d) Milo is wrong., You applied for a job two weeks ago but haven't heard from the company. What does Milo's conversation suggest you should do?, a) Forget about the job., b) Call the company., c) Apply for the same job again., d) Wait several months., Which expression asks another person to confirm or agree with your opinion?, a) I guess..., b) I feel like..., c) Don't you think?, d) Good point., Which sentence sounds softer: “He should quit” or “I feel like he should quit”?, a) He should quit., b) I feel like he should quit., c) Both are equally direct., d) Neither expresses an opinion., Your friend says, “A high salary is worth working every weekend.” How can you agree naturally?, a) I see what you mean., b) Don't you agree?, c) I feel like..., d) Right?, Which response both gives a softened opinion and asks for agreement?, a) Milo should quit., b) Good point., c) Don't you agree?, d) I guess Milo should consider another career. Don't you agree?

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