在日常生活中，當我們和朋友或同事一起做事的時候，通常會詢問一下別人的見解、想法。對別人意見所抱的態度在聽力中通常會成為出題人設題的要點。其中，說話人的語氣與音調是判斷其意見與態度的落腳點。這里給大家提供一些英語中常用的句子以供大家參考：

　　Yes, I quite agree with you about that.

　　You are quite right here. I have no objection.

　　Im with you there. Thats a fine idea.

　　There is no doubt about it. I think this one will do.

　　I rather doubt that.

　　I beg differ with you.

　　I dont quite agree with you. Im against it.

　　Many people have different ideas.

　　Thats where I disagree with you.

　　My own view exactly.

　　I dont think its very practical.

　　請分析下面的對話：

　　Dialogue 1

　　W:I weigh 180 pounds now. I need some new clothes.

　　M: Maybe you should go on a diet.

　　W: readly?...

　　Dialogue 2

　　W: Im here for my 12 oclock appointment with Prof. Li.

　　M: Why dont you have a seat for a moment?

　　W: Oh, yes. Thank you.

　　在日常生活中，當我們和朋友或同事一起做事的時候，通常會詢問一下別人的見解、想法。對別人意見所抱的態度在聽力中通常會成為出題人設題的要點。其中，說話人的語氣與音調是判斷其意見與態度的落腳點。這里給大家提供一些英語中常用的句子以供大家參考：

　　Yes, I quite agree with you about that.

　　You are quite right here. I have no objection.

　　Im with you there. Thats a fine idea.

　　There is no doubt about it. I think this one will do.

　　I rather doubt that.

　　I beg differ with you.

　　I dont quite agree with you. Im against it.

　　Many people have different ideas.

　　Thats where I disagree with you.

　　My own view exactly.

　　I dont think its very practical.

　　請分析下面的對話：

　　Dialogue 1

　　W:I weigh 180 pounds now. I need some new clothes.

　　M: Maybe you should go on a diet.

　　W: readly?...

　　Dialogue 2

　　W: Im here for my 12 oclock appointment with Prof. Li.

　　M: Why dont you have a seat for a moment?

　　W: Oh, yes. Thank you.