I used these slides to introduce how to agree / disagree with my students. The students had to use the key vocabulary when responding to my "opinions" on the slides. Many of the slides are specifically relevant to Korea.

4. • That’s a good point.
•You have a point there.
•I feel the same way.
•I think so too.
•Absolutely
•I totally agree
•You’re right
•I couldn’t agree more.
•I concur
•I’m not so sure.
•I see your point, but …
•I partly agree.
•Maybe, but …
•That may be true , but …
•That may be true, however …
• I totally disagree.
•I’m sorry to disagree, but …
•I hate to disagree, but…
•I’m afraid I have to disagree
•I couldn’t agree less!
• I don’t think so.
•You’re wrong !
• No way !
•Isn’t it true that … ?
•Don’t you think that … ?

5. Hamburgers taste better than
kimchi.
• Agree or Disagree?
Why?

6. Hamburgers are healthier than
kimchi.
• Agree or Disagree?
Why?

7. Batman is better than Superman.
• Agree or Disagree?
Why?

8. L.O.L. is better than StarCraft.
• Agree or Disagree? Why?

9. Students should have to
wear school uniforms.
• Agree or Disagree? Why?

10. Girls are smarter than boys.
• Agree or Disagree?
Why?

11. All Korean children should
have to learn English.
• Agree or Disagree?
Why?

12. Cell phones should be
allowed in school.
• Agree or Disagree?
Why?

13. My countries soccer team is
better than yours.
• Agree or Disagree? Why?

14. British English is better than
American English.
• Agree or Disagree?
Why?

15. My favorite soccer player is better
than your favorite soccer player.
• Agree or Disagree?
Why?

16. Wonder Girls are better than
Girls Generation.
Why?
• Agree or Disagree?

17. Dokdo is a Japanese island.
• Agree or Disagree? Why?