AGREEING and DISAGREEING

 AGREEING and DISAGREEING 


  1. Agreeing:
    • I tend to agree with you.
    • That's a good idea.
    • I'm with you on that point.
    • I'll go along with that.
    • Absolutely! I agree with your point.
    • I totally agree with that idea/proposal.
    • I hold exactly the same view.
    • I couldn't agree more.
    • You're dead right.
    • That's absolutely true.
    • That's just what I was thinking.
    • That's spot on.
    • That's exactly my position.
    • You've hit the nail on the head!
    • That's how I see it too / how I feel too.

  2. Disagreeing:
    • I see things differently.
    • I tend to disagree with that idea.
    • I agree up to a point. However ...
    • You have a point there, but ...
    • Sorry, but I think you've missed the point.
    • You could be right. However ...
    • The idea is worth considering, but ...
    • Perhaps a weakness of this is that ...
    • Well, I'm not sure of that because ...
    • That might be acceptable if ...
    • I'm afraid I don't agree / I disagree.
    • I strongly / totally disapprove of the plan.
    • I'm absolutely against the proposal.

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