Speaking: Opinions Flashcards
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A prompt asks whether children should have homework. A strong opener would be:
Answer: I believe children should have homework because it builds discipline.
It states a clear position and previews a reason.
Which transition word best introduces a second supporting reason?
Answer: Additionally,
'Additionally' adds another point in the same direction.
How can you show balanced thinking while still keeping your opinion?
Answer: Acknowledge the other side, then explain why yours is stronger
Recognizing a counterpoint then refuting it shows mature reasoning.
Which sentence shows the clearest reasoning?
Answer: Public transit is better because it reduces traffic and pollution.
It gives a specific cause-and-effect justification.
What vocabulary feature improves an opinion response's score?
Answer: Varied and precise word choice
Lexical variety demonstrates stronger English proficiency.
If you make a small grammar mistake while speaking, you should:
Answer: Continue speaking confidently
Minor errors are normal; fluency matters more than perfection.
Which closing best completes an opinion answer about remote work?
Answer: For these reasons, I strongly prefer working from home.
It restates the position and signals a confident finish.