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The document provides sample phrases to use in different situations when discussing or debating opinions on animal welfare topics. It gives options for agreeing or disagreeing with others' views, stating the opposite view, and asking questions. It then provides 7 sample questions on issues relating to factory farming, animal rights, keeping animals in captivity, traditions involving animals, spending on pets, fur coats, and medical research using animals.
The document provides sample phrases to use in different situations when discussing or debating opinions on animal welfare topics. It gives options for agreeing or disagreeing with others' views, stating the opposite view, and asking questions. It then provides 7 sample questions on issues relating to factory farming, animal rights, keeping animals in captivity, traditions involving animals, spending on pets, fur coats, and medical research using animals.
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The document provides sample phrases to use in different situations when discussing or debating opinions on animal welfare topics. It gives options for agreeing or disagreeing with others' views, stating the opposite view, and asking questions. It then provides 7 sample questions on issues relating to factory farming, animal rights, keeping animals in captivity, traditions involving animals, spending on pets, fur coats, and medical research using animals.
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What can you say instead of "I think" (don't sink,
please) I would say/think In my opinion To my mind I am of the opinion that I hold the opinion that
When you "agree" or when you "don't agree":
I entirely/quite agree with you. I agree to (with) her plan. I am of the same opinion. I disagree with you: I am sure you're mistaken. I stick to my opinion.
When you want to say the "opposite" of what someone else
said:
I maintain the contrary.
In contrast to what you said, I maintain that...........
When you want to "ask a question":
May I interrupt you? There arises the question/point whether/if...... This question raises the whole issue
1. Many vegetarians believe that factory farming is a cruel and unnecessary
practice and that our diets would be healthier if we ate less meat. Do you agree? 2. Animal rights protesters argue that the export of live animals for slaughter is uncivilized and should be prohibited under international law. Do you agree? 3. "Keeping animals in zoos and circuses to entertain human-beings is selfish and inhumane." Do you agree? 4. Bullfighting, fox-hunting and whale-hunting are part of some countries’ traditions. Do you think that Spain, England and Japan have a right to continue these traditions? 5. "The British spend far too much money on household pets. They would do better to have fewer cats and dogs and to use the money to help poor and hungry people." What do you think? 6. Would you ever wear a fur coat? 7. Is it right to use animals for medical research or to test cosmetics?