Order the words to make two phrases for agreeing and disagreeing. Write three replies to each situation with the words in brackets.

2 Order the words to make two phrases for agreeing and disagreeing. 1 I don't agree. (already solved) 2 I'm not sure. 3 Maybe that's right. 4 I disagree, but sorry, perhaps that's true. 3 Write three replies to each situation with the words in brackets. 1 Your brother had an argument with a friend. He says, 'A text is the best way to say sorry.' a Agreeing (so): I think so too. b Maybe (right): Maybe you're right. c Disagreeing (disagree): I disagree. 2 Your friend wants to buy a new smartphone. She says, 'Only the expensive smartphones are nice.' a Agreeing (true): That's true. b Maybe (not): I'm not sure. c Disagreeing (don't): I don't agree. 4 Complete the dialogues with one or two words in each gap. 1 A: I think the correct answer is D. B: Sorry, but I don't agree. 2 A: That blue bag is the perfect present for Jan. B: Maybe you're right, but I prefer the red one. 3 A: I think it's a good idea to meet early. B: I think so too. 4 A: We can get the bus. It stops right outside Diana's house. B: Yes, that's right. 5 A: Vegan food is very healthy. B: Perhaps that's true but it's not always easy to find. 6 A: Katy is the best student at Maths. B: I'm not sure I think Tim is. 5 Complete the dialogue with sentences a-e. Listen and check. 1 a (Yes, you're right) 2 d (Sorry, but I don't agree) 3 b (I'm not sure) 4 c (I think so too) 5 e (Perhaps that's true)