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This supplement contains expressions of disagreement taken from original English and American literuture.
As a rule they are preceeded by phrases of the type: "I am sorry…”, "I am afraid...”
I. Partial Disagreement
1. I’m afraid you are not quite right…
2. You are right in a way…, but…
3. You are right to some extent …, but…
4. I am afraid I can’t quite agree with you…
5. I’m afraid I can’t quite agree with what you are saying…
6. I agree with you on the whole…, but…
7. I agree with your point about …, but…
8. I agree with you up to a point, but…
9. Sorry, but that's not quite how I see it...
10. I see things somewhat differently, I am afraid.
11. Yes, I see your point…., but…
12. I sее your point…, but…
13. You are absolutely correct in saying that…, but…
14. Certainly it's true that…, but...
II. Complete Disagreement
1. I am afraid I disagree…
2. Sorry, I entirely disagree with you.
3. I'm sorry, but I completely disagree.
4. I am sorry, but I really can’t agree with you on that.
5. Sorry, I don’t see it your way at all.
6. I'm afraid I think otherwise.
7. Sorry, you couldn't be more wrong.
III. Initial Phrases following Disagreement
1. As far as I know...
2. As far as I understand...
3. As I could make it out...
4. From what I could gather...
5. The thing is...
6. The point is...
7. The matter is...
8. As a matter of fact...
9. In fact...
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