When You Agree or Disagree (Part 3 of 5) 如何表達同意或反對？

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◎借錢不用還利息 ◎免費ADSL 1個月 ◎失卡零風險! When You Agree or Disagree (Part 3 of 5) 　▃　給喜愛閱讀的你∼∼ 我們一年送你十本書！ ╲（‥）╱月底前加入讀書俱樂部再送你兩本還可參加講座 急！急！急！ 缺現金周轉怎麼辦？ 來！來！來！ 免押免保,快速借貸 還有機會不用還利息喔 ─ 內容索引 ─ WHAT TO SAY… When You Agree or Disagree (Part 3 of 5) 如何表達同意或反對？ Word Bank (1)hesitates (2)approach (3)conflict (4)absolutely JENNY'S ARRIVAL JENNY'S ARRIVAL ASK AL Q: Would you please tell me what it means to "give someone a cold shoulder"? ─ 精采內容 ─ 【WHAT TO SAY…】 When You Agree or Disagree (Part 3 of 5) 如何表達同意或反對？ At times a person may not be ready to agree, yet hesitates to disagree strongly. In this situation, using an indirect approach is more effective. It usually results in the positive exchange of information and avoids conflict. It is also more polite than a direct approach. Sometimes more formal expressions are called for, such as in disagreements with a supervisor. Close friends can more easily use informal words without damaging their relationship. Here are some useful phrases to use when you don't agree. (Formal) I'm not sure I agree. Are you absolutely sure? I may be wrong, but . . . (Informal)Oh, I don't know . . . Yes, but . . . Really? 有的時候，別人可能不很贊同，卻又猶豫不願意強烈地反對。在這種情況之下，採用間接的方式會比較有效。如此通常會帶來一種正面的意見交換，而又避免衝突。它也比直接的方式更有禮貌。有的時候正式的表達是需要的，例如，和你的上司持相反意見時。好朋友間則較容易用不拘小節的字眼，而不傷害彼此的關係。這裡有一些很實用的句子來表達反對。 （正式用語）我不確定我贊成。 你真的那麼確定嗎？ 我可能不對，但是… （非正式用語）嗯，我不知道耶… 對啊，但是… 真的嗎？ ▲Top 【Word Bank】 (1)hesitates (v)　猶豫；躊躇 (2)approach (n)　方法；步驟 (3)conflict (n)　爭執；意見抵觸 (4)absolutely (adv)　完全地；肯定地 ▲Top 【JENNY'S ARRIVAL】 JENNY'S ARRIVAL Studying abroad in Canada-a foreign student's dream come true! 全文詳見 http://www.studioclassroom.com.tw ▲Top 【ASK AL】 Q: Would you please tell me what it means to "give someone a cold shoulder"? A: When I think of giving someone a cold shoulder, I think of not being very nice or friendly to them. Sometimes the word "warm" means "friendly" and "cold" means "unfriendly." I looked it up in the American Heritage Dictionary of Idioms. Here is what it says: to give someone a cold shoulder: Deliberate coldness or disregard, a slight or snub. For example, When I said hello to her in the library, she gave me the cold shoulder and walked away. This term, which first appeared in writings by Sir Walter Scott and others, supposedly alludes to the custom of welcoming a desired guest with a meal of roasted meat, but serving only a cold shoulder of beef or lamb-a far inferior dish-to those who outstayed their welcome. [Early 1800s] Very interesting, isn't it? ▲Top

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