English11_u14_speaking

B.Speaking
Expressing agreement and disagreement
Task 1: The following are some phrase that can be used to express agreement or disagreement. Put (A) beside an expression of agreement and (D) beside an expresstion of disagreement.

Example: (A) I quite agree with you.
(D) I don’t think that’s a good idea.


A
D
A
D
D
1. I quite agree with you
2. That’s a good idea, but...
3. Great!
4. I can’t agree with you more.
5. I don’t think that’s a good idea.
A
A
6. Yes, let’s do that.
7. That’s a good idea.
TASK 2: The students of class 11A2 will have a two-day holiday. They are discussing whether they should go on a camping holiday.Read and practise the conversation

A: Let’s go camping.
B: Yes, let’s do that. Then we can rest and enjoy ourselves in the quite countryside.
C: Oh, I don’t thik it’s a good idea. If we go camping, we’ll have to bring a lot of equipment with us.

Work in park:Change under line sentences with other sentences.
Examples:
A: Let’s go camping.
B: That’s a good idea. Then we can rest and enjoy ourselves in the quite countryside.
C: That’s a good idea, but if we go camping, we’ll have to bring a lot of equipment with us.



Task 3: Work in groups. Imagine you are the students of class 11A2. Continue the discussion. Express agreement or disagreement, using the reasons below
Use the table and make a short conversation of yourseft
Example:
A: Let’s go camping.
B: Yes, let’s do that. Can enjoy particular scenery.
C: Oh, I don’t thik it’s a good idea. Have to hire a coach, which costs a lot of money.