Common words in English debate

The common words used in English debates are as follows:

A. Terms for soliciting opinions or opinions from others

I would be glad to hear your opinions on ... Are you of the same opinion asl? Do you agree with me? I want to know what you think of the question of ...

B, The expression

Another point is that ... Another way of looking at it is ... another view on this issue is ... I'm afraid to say/ Tell you that ...

I forgot to say ...

C, the words used in summing up my own opinions.

p>That's alllwant to say. Do you agree? M sure you agree. Do you agree? I believe you agree.

D, the words used to summarize the views expounded by the other party

As you said ... as you said ... But didn'tyou say that ...? But didn't you say ...?

lfl understood you correctly, you said that ... if I understand correctly, you said ...

E, how to politely object to the other party's point of view

I'm not sure really, Do you think so? Well, it depends, I'm not so sure., Well, I' m not so sure about that, I'm involved to disagree with that, No, I don' t think so really.

F, how to strongly oppose a certain point of view of the other party

I disagree with you! 、m afraid I don’ t agree、’m afraid you are wrong there、I wouldn' t accept that for one minute、You can't really mean that、You can’ t be serious.