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Top Opinion Phrases for Edexcel A Level Spanish

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Top Opinion Phrases for Edexcel A Level Spanish

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This document provides a comprehensive guide on expressing opinions, agreeing, and disagreeing in Spanish, with English translations. It covers various phrases and expressions useful for Edexcel A Level Spanish speaking and writing tasks. The content is particularly valuable for students preparing for Edexcel A Level Spanish Paper 3 or practicing expresar opiniones en español.

Key points:

Offers a wide range of phrases for giving opinions, agreeing, and disagreeing
Includes both formal and informal expressions
Provides English translations for easy understanding
Useful for developing speaking and writing skills in Spanish
Relevant for Edexcel A Level Spanish exam preparation

10/02/2023

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Additional Disagreement Expressions and Contextual Use

This page continues with more expressions for disagreeing in Spanish, providing further depth for students preparing for Edexcel A Level Spanish speaking assessments and practicing expresar opiniones en español.

The page includes:

Additional phrases for expressing disagreement
Contextual examples of how to use these expressions
Expressions for partial agreement or presenting alternative viewpoints

Highlight: The phrase "Sin querer contradecir" (Without wanting to contradict) offers a polite way to introduce a differing opinion.

Example: "Lejos de solucionar el problema, podría..." (Far from solving the problem, this could...) is useful for critiquing proposed solutions.

Vocabulary: "Con todo su respeto" translates to "With all due respect," which is a formal way to preface a disagreement.

These expressions are valuable for students working on Edexcel Spanish A Level speaking cards and preparing for debates or discussions. They also enhance skills needed for Edexcel A Level Spanish Paper 3, where nuanced expression of opinions is crucial.

Giving opinions / agreeing / disagreeing
Giving a new opinion
Que yo sepa
De todas formas/maneras. Como sea/de
cualquier forma/manera
En cua

Agreeing in Spanish

This page focuses on expressions used to agree with others or affirm statements in Spanish. It's particularly useful for students preparing for Edexcel A Level Spanish speaking assessments and practicing acuerdo y desacuerdo en español.

The page is structured into two main sections:

Adjectives and phrases describing the nature of an idea or argument
Expressions for directly agreeing with someone

Highlight: The phrase "Estoy (totalmente) de acuerdo" (I (totally) agree) is a versatile and commonly used expression for agreement.

Example: "Es un argumento válido" can be used to say "It is a valid argument," showing agreement while acknowledging the strength of the point made.

Vocabulary: "Plausible" in Spanish means "plausible" or "believable" in English, which is useful for describing convincing ideas or arguments.

These expressions are essential for students working on Edexcel A Level Spanish textbook exercises related to expressing agreement and for those practicing formas de decir estoy de acuerdo en inglés in their Spanish equivalents.

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Disagreeing in Spanish

This page provides a comprehensive list of expressions for disagreeing or expressing opposition in Spanish. It's an invaluable resource for students preparing for Edexcel A Level Spanish speaking exams and practicing expresiones de acuerdo y desacuerdo en inglés y español.

The page is organized into several categories:

Describing disagreeable ideas or arguments
Polite ways to express disagreement
Strong expressions of opposition
Phrases for partial disagreement or presenting alternative views

Highlight: The expression "No estoy de acuerdo con esto" (I don't agree with this) is a straightforward and commonly used phrase for disagreement.

Example: "Me perdonas que te contradiga...pero" (Sorry to contradict you, but) is a polite way to introduce a contradictory opinion.

Vocabulary: "Disparatado" means "nonsensical" or "absurd," which is useful for strongly disagreeing with an idea.

These phrases are crucial for students working on subjuntivo opinión ejercicios and preparing for debates or discussions in Spanish. They also help in developing skills for Edexcel A Level Spanish Paper 3, where expressing and justifying opinions is key.

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Giving Opinions, Agreeing, and Disagreeing in Spanish

This page introduces various Spanish phrases for expressing opinions, with their English translations. These expressions are essential for Edexcel A Level Spanish speaking tasks and written assignments.

The page covers several categories of expressions:

Introducing a new opinion
Expressing personal views
Emphasizing certainty or uncertainty
Referring to general knowledge or common understanding

Highlight: Key phrases like "A mi parecer" (In my opinion) and "Estoy convencido/a que" (I am convinced that) are crucial for expressing personal views in Spanish.

Example: "Que yo sepa" (To my knowledge) can be used to introduce information while acknowledging potential limitations in one's understanding.

Vocabulary: "En cuanto a" means "As far as... is concerned," which is useful for focusing on a specific aspect of a topic.

These phrases are valuable for students practicing expresar opiniones en español and preparing for Edexcel A Level Spanish Paper 3, where articulating and defending opinions is a key skill.

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Knowunity is the #1 education app in five European countries

Knowunity has been named a featured story on Apple and has regularly topped the app store charts in the education category in Germany, Italy, Poland, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. Join Knowunity today and help millions of students around the world.

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Download in

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4.9+

Average app rating

13 M

Pupils love Knowunity

#1

In education app charts in 11 countries

950 K+

Students have uploaded notes

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iOS User

I love this app so much, I also use it daily. I recommend Knowunity to everyone!!! I went from a D to an A with it :D

Philip, iOS User

The app is very simple and well designed. So far I have always found everything I was looking for :D

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I love this app ❤️ I actually use it every time I study.

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Top Opinion Phrases for Edexcel A Level Spanish

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626 Followers

Top Opinion Phrases for Edexcel A Level Spanish

Key points:

Offers a wide range of phrases for giving opinions, agreeing, and disagreeing
Includes both formal and informal expressions
Provides English translations for easy understanding
Useful for developing speaking and writing skills in Spanish
Relevant for Edexcel A Level Spanish exam preparation

10/02/2023

1110

Additional Disagreement Expressions and Contextual Use

The page includes:

Additional phrases for expressing disagreement
Contextual examples of how to use these expressions
Expressions for partial agreement or presenting alternative viewpoints

Highlight: The phrase "Sin querer contradecir" (Without wanting to contradict) offers a polite way to introduce a differing opinion.

Example: "Lejos de solucionar el problema, podría..." (Far from solving the problem, this could...) is useful for critiquing proposed solutions.

Vocabulary: "Con todo su respeto" translates to "With all due respect," which is a formal way to preface a disagreement.

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Agreeing in Spanish

The page is structured into two main sections:

Adjectives and phrases describing the nature of an idea or argument
Expressions for directly agreeing with someone

Highlight: The phrase "Estoy (totalmente) de acuerdo" (I (totally) agree) is a versatile and commonly used expression for agreement.

Example: "Es un argumento válido" can be used to say "It is a valid argument," showing agreement while acknowledging the strength of the point made.

Vocabulary: "Plausible" in Spanish means "plausible" or "believable" in English, which is useful for describing convincing ideas or arguments.

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Disagreeing in Spanish

The page is organized into several categories:

Describing disagreeable ideas or arguments
Polite ways to express disagreement
Strong expressions of opposition
Phrases for partial disagreement or presenting alternative views

Highlight: The expression "No estoy de acuerdo con esto" (I don't agree with this) is a straightforward and commonly used phrase for disagreement.

Example: "Me perdonas que te contradiga...pero" (Sorry to contradict you, but) is a polite way to introduce a contradictory opinion.

Vocabulary: "Disparatado" means "nonsensical" or "absurd," which is useful for strongly disagreeing with an idea.

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Giving Opinions, Agreeing, and Disagreeing in Spanish

The page covers several categories of expressions:

Introducing a new opinion
Expressing personal views
Emphasizing certainty or uncertainty
Referring to general knowledge or common understanding

Highlight: Key phrases like "A mi parecer" (In my opinion) and "Estoy convencido/a que" (I am convinced that) are crucial for expressing personal views in Spanish.

Example: "Que yo sepa" (To my knowledge) can be used to introduce information while acknowledging potential limitations in one's understanding.

Vocabulary: "En cuanto a" means "As far as... is concerned," which is useful for focusing on a specific aspect of a topic.

These phrases are valuable for students practicing expresar opiniones en español and preparing for Edexcel A Level Spanish Paper 3, where articulating and defending opinions is a key skill.