281.
I agree.
Express agreement with someone or something.
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I agree with you.
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I agree with that idea.
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I agree with the plan.
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I agree that we need more time.
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I agree with your suggestion.
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I agree about the timing.
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I agree that this is useful.
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I agree with the decision.
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I agree with your point.
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I agree that we should wait.
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282.
I completely agree.
Express strong or complete agreement.
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I completely agree with you.
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I completely agree with that point.
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I completely agree with the plan.
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I completely agree that we should wait.
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I completely agree with your suggestion.
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I completely agree about the timing.
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I completely agree that this is useful.
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I completely agree with the decision.
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I completely agree with your explanation.
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I completely agree that we need more time.
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283.
I partly agree.
Express agreement with part of what someone said but not all of it.
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I partly agree with you.
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I partly agree with that point.
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I partly agree with the plan.
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I partly agree, but we need more time.
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I partly agree with your suggestion.
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I partly agree about the timing.
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I partly agree with the decision.
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I partly agree with your explanation.
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I partly agree, but there is another issue.
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I partly agree with what you said.
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284.
I disagree.
Express disagreement.
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I disagree with that point.
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I disagree with the plan.
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I disagree with your suggestion.
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I disagree with that conclusion.
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I disagree about the timing.
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I disagree with the decision.
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I disagree with this approach.
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I disagree with your explanation.
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I disagree that we should wait.
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I disagree with that idea.
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285.
I don't agree.
State that you do not share someone's opinion.
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I don't agree with that.
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I don't agree with the plan.
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I don't agree with your suggestion.
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I don't agree about the timing.
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I don't agree with that conclusion.
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I don't agree that we should wait.
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I don't agree with this approach.
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I don't agree with the decision.
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I don't agree with that explanation.
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I don't agree that it is necessary.
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286.
You're right.
Tell someone that you think they are correct.
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You're right about the timing.
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You're right about the address.
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You're right about the price.
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You're right about the problem.
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You're right about the deadline.
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You're right about the plan.
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You're right about the reason.
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You're right about the result.
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You're right about what happened.
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You're right about the best option.
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287.
You're absolutely right.
Strongly confirm that someone is correct.
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You're absolutely right about the deadline.
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You're absolutely right about the timing.
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You're absolutely right about the address.
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You're absolutely right about the price.
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You're absolutely right about the problem.
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You're absolutely right about the plan.
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You're absolutely right about the reason.
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You're absolutely right about the result.
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You're absolutely right about the decision.
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You're absolutely right about what happened.
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288.
I don't think so.
Express disagreement or say that you do not believe something.
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I don't think so. The shop is closed.
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I don't think so. We need more time.
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I don't think so. That is not necessary.
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I don't think so. He is already home.
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I don't think so. The meeting starts at ten.
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I don't think so. We should wait.
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I don't think so. The price is too high.
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I don't think so. She has not called.
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I don't think so. It is too late.
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I don't think so. They are not ready.
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289.
I'm not sure about that.
Express uncertainty or hesitation about a statement.
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I'm not sure about that answer.
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I'm not sure about the timing.
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I'm not sure about the price.
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I'm not sure about the plan.
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I'm not sure about the address.
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I'm not sure about the result.
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I'm not sure about the decision.
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I'm not sure about his reason.
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I'm not sure about the schedule.
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I'm not sure about this approach.
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290.
That's true.
Confirm that a statement or fact is correct.
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That's true. We need more time.
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That's true. The shop is closed.
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That's true. We should wait.
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That's true. The price is high.
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That's true. She was right.
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That's true. The road is blocked.
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That's true. We need help.
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That's true. The deadline is close.
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That's true. The plan changed.
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That's true. We have a problem.
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