Quiz: Identifying When Speakers Agree or Disagree (Basic Signals)
Pearson Edexcel Functional Skills qualification in English at Entry Level 2, 603/4287/0
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Welcome! You've already studied how to follow discussions and ask clear questions. Now, let's build on that by focusing on recognising when speakers agree or disagree in conversations. Let's get started!
Which phrase clearly indicates agreement in a discussion?
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Which signals suggest disagreement in a conversation? (Select all that apply)
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When someone says, '{{blank0}} your idea, but I think we should explore other options', they are politely showing {{blank1}}.
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Match the items on the left with their correct pairs on the right
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If Speaker A says, 'I think we should leave early,' and Speaker B replies, 'That's not necessary,' what is Speaker B doing?
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What might a speaker do to signal partial agreement? (Select all that apply)
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A speaker saying '{{blank0}}, but I think we should consider other options' is likely hedging their {{blank1}}.
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