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1、英語辯論常用語Honorable judges, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen.Ways to open a debate n To set the framework for our opinion, we believe it is necessary to staten We would like to introduce our stand by giving the following definitions. n In order to effectively debate this topic, we would like

2、to propose.n A number of key issues arise which merit (deserve) closer examination.n We will elaborate one of the most striking features of this problem, namelyn In the first place we would like to make clear that.The main argument focuses on.1. Giving Reasons and offering explanations: n To start w

3、ith, n The reason why., n That's why., n For this reason., n That's the reason why., n Many people think., n Considering., n Allowing for the fact that., n When you consider that.,n2. Asking for an opinion from the other partyn I would be glad to hear your opinion of 我很樂意聽聽你對的意見。n Are you of

4、 the same opinion as me? 你與我的看法一致嗎？n I was wondering where you stood on the question of 我想知道你對問題怎么看。n wellwhat do you think (aboutn Do you agree? (don't you agree?)你同意嗎?(你是不是同意?)n What's your view on the matter?就這件事你的看法呢? how do you see it?你怎么看它? n lets have your opinion.讓我們聽聽你的意見！n do you t

5、hink that?你認為嗎 3. Stating an opinion陳述觀點 n I think., In my opinion., I believen I'd like to point out that我想指出的是n Speaking for myself站在自己的立場上說n In my experience根據(jù)我的經(jīng)驗 n I'd like to say this：我會這樣說 n I suppose., n I'd rather., I'd prefer.,n The way I see it., n As far as I'm concer

6、ned.,就我而言，n If it were up to me., n I suspect that.,n I'm pretty sure that., n It is fairly certain that., n I'm convinced that., n I honestly feel that, n I strongly believe that.,n Without a doubt.,n While others may argue that, Considering the current ,n Its safe to say that, n In fact, I

7、ts a fact that, n A recent study has shown that, 4. How to convince in a debate n The other team has tried to make some good points, however, they forgot to think about some very important issues, namely.n We hear what the opposition are saying but we do not agree. We will prove to youn Thats one wa

8、y to think about it, however,.n Their opinion may seem plausible at first glance, however, we would like to remind you of recent developments in this area. According to .n At first sight, their argument seems to be true. But.n They unfortunately failed to reveal the truth of the matter,. n It is eas

9、y enough to make broad generalisation about.like the other team just did, but in reality it is a very complex issue.n It is only a matter of time until it will become evident that the other teams stand must fall due to the following reasons.n One must take into account that. Coming up with a new poi

10、ntn Another point is that 另一點是n Another way of looking at it is 看這個問題的另一個看法是n I forgot to say / tell you that 我忘記要講5. Clarifying a point闡述觀點n a. what I said was我剛才說的是n b. what I mean to say was我的意思是說n c. let me repeat what I said.讓我重復我剛才所說的。n d. let me rephrase what I said.讓我重申剛才所說的。 6. Concluding y

11、our own point of viewsn Thats all I want to say. 我想說的就這些了。n Do you agree? Im sure you agree. 你贊同嗎？我相信你是贊同的。7. Concluding the points of the other side debatern As you said 像你所說的那樣n But havent you said that？ 但是，難道你沒說過嗎？、n If I understood you correctly, you said that 要是我理解正確的話，你說過.How to Agree Strongly

12、 with an Opinion. 1. I couldn't agree more! 2. That's absolutely true! 3 .Absolutely! 4. I agree with your point. 5. I'd go along with you there. 6. I'm with you on that. 7. That's just what I was thinking. n 8. That's exactly what I think. 9. That's a good point. 10. Tha

13、t's just how I see it. 11. That's exactly my opinion. n 12.Thats a good point.這個看法不錯 n I feel the same way.我也持同樣的想法。 8. How to Half Agree with an Opinion. 1. Yes, perhaps, however . 2. Well, yes, but . 3. Yes, in a way, however . 4. Hmm, possibly, but . 5. Yes, I agree up to a point, however

14、 . 6. Well, you have a point there, but . 7. There's something there, I suppose, however.8. I guess you could be right, but . 9. Yes, I suppose so, however . 10. That's worth thinking about, but .9. Politely disagreeing n I don't think that., n on the other hand on the contraryHmm, I'

15、;m not sure you're right. 10. I'm inclined to disagree with that. n Don't you think it would be better., I'd prefer. n But what about.,但關(guān)于方面呢? n That cant be true那不可能是真的。I'm afraid I don't agree.n Frankly, I doubt if., n Your argument would be more persuasive if you had consi

16、dered.n The point you have made is interesting but negated by the fact that.n I cant possibly agree with you.我不可能同意你。n I hate to disagree with you，but我不喜歡反對你，但n all right，but don't you think?好吧，但難道你不覺得n .but thats different.但那是不一樣的 n While your statement is compelling, I believe you have not exp

17、ressed the main point of the problem.n I understand your viewpoint, but it fails to consider.n The problem with your point of view is that. strongly disagreeingn I disagree (with your idea).n I disagree with you entirely.n Im afraid I dont agree.n I wouldnt accept that for one minute.n You can't

18、 really mean that.n You cant be serious about that. .n You must be joking. n I wouldn't go along with you there. n It's possible you are mistaken about that. 11. Possible conclusions n To conclude, we must emphasise our opinion of., therefore the other teams point of view can no longer be su

19、pported.n To sum up, our motion must stand, simply because during the debate we have shown.n This debate has made obvious that their opinion cannot stand since.n The simple truth isn The proposed arguments lead us to the irrefutable conclusion thatn To draw a line under this debate, After careful co

20、nsideration, we must conclude that.n I think we have agreed to disagree.我想我們有相同點和不同點。 Pay attention!n Avoid using absolute statements like Always, All, or Never .n Its recommended to use these words insteadn Almost all, n Usually, n Most of the time, n Every now and then, n Once in a while, n Freque

21、ntly, Rarely, n On occasion, whilst keeping your opinions credible.n Refrain from saying you are wrong. n You can say your idea is mistaken. n Don't disagree with obvious truths. n Attack the idea not the person. n Use many rather than most. n Avoid exaggeration. n Use some rather than many. n The use of often allows for exceptions. n The use of generally allows for exceptions. n Quote sources and numbers. n If it is just an opinion, admit it. n Do not present opinion as facts. n Smile when disagreeing. n Stress the positive. n You do not need