The expression of convergence and disagreement is a presentation theme that you should learn when learning English in many high schools. Having a good ability in such a speech topic will help you better understand many types of exhibitions. Some of them are texts that are called the analytical exhibition and the horticultural exposure. From dialogue, we can assume that. A. Diana agrees Mayan with B. Diana disagrees with C. Diana has no idea what Maya said D. Diana cannot accept the fact Of Schön: Hai Hanna! I want to talk to you Hanna: Hello! What`s going on? Did you know it was Julian`s birthday tomorrow? I want to buy him a new pair of shoes as a gift.

What do you think? Hanna: Really? I just found out for his birthday! It`s a good idea, but I see he already has a lot of shoes. What if you bought him a new watch? I see her wearing the same watch every day: Oh yes, it`s a very good idea! Thanks Hanna Hanna: Similarly, the beautiful expressions above are some examples of expressions of approval and those that say that I do not agree, I doubt, I do not think this is an example of disagreement (opposition). A: The government plans to move our capital to Borneo. What do you think? (The government plans to move our capital to Kalimantan. What do you think?) Mr. Wandi: What do you think about the use of tractors? Mr. Utomo: I agree. It can make our job easier. I`m thinking of spending our holidays in the mountains. Bibo: That`s what I think! Andi: I think it could happen in September. Bibo: I`m not sure! It may be a little too cold for some people to go in September.

Andi: Really? I don`t have enough information about this mountain. Bibo: And the end of April? The weather is good in April, isn`t it? Andi: Yes, of course, it would be better. Bibo: Did you know, maybe we should start looking for information about Mount Bromo or something else? Andi: I totally agree! We have to do it right away. Bibo: Well! Okay, let`s do it now! As you have read in previous EC articles, expressions expressing consent and rejection in English are referred to as expressions of consent and disagreement. Does anyone remember the examples of his words? If anyone has forgotten it, please read it in the previous EC article entitled “Expressions Expressing Consent and Disapproval in English And Their Meanings”. Well, this time the JV will provide examples of conversations using expressions of consent and disagreement.. . .

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