7. Opinions, agreement and disagreement

Conversation Workbook, level A2, lesson 7. Opinions, agreement and disagreement.

Exercise 3. Listen to the conversation. A present for Mom.

It's Mom's birthday on Sunday. What should we buy her?

I think we should buy her a book. She loves reading.

I'm not sure. She has a lot of books. What about flowers?

Flowers are nice, but they die in a week. In my opinion, a book is better.

OK, but which book? What do you think about a cookbook?

Good idea! She likes cooking too.

This one is twenty-five dollars. That one is fifteen.

I prefer the first one. The pictures are beautiful.

You're right, but the second one is cheaper.

We have thirty dollars. We can buy the first one and a card.

I agree. Let's get it, then.

Exercise 4. Your turn. Listen, stop the recording and answer. Then listen to a possible answer.

A.

What do you think about this movie?

I think it's really good, because it's funny.

B.

I think English is easier than math.

I agree.

C.

Should we go by bus or by train?

I prefer the train because it's faster.

D.

Dogs are better than cats.

I don't agree. Cats are easier to look after.

E.

Pizza or pasta? You choose.

Pizza, please. I love it.

F.

So, which one do we choose?

OK, let's choose this one.

This is the end of the recording.