Agreement
I (quite) agree with you – (Полностью) с вами согласен.
So do (am/ have/ can) I – И я тоже.
I suppose so – Мне так кажется.
I think so – Я так полагаю.
Fully agree with you – Совершенно с вами согласен.
Naturally – Естественно.
Exactly – Совершенно верно.
Surely – Конечно.
Quite so – Именно так.
Right you are – Вы правы.
That’s right – Правильно.
Disagreement
I don’t think so – Я думаю, что нет.
I don’t agree/ disagree – Я так не считаю.
I can’t agree – Я не могу согласиться.
I am afraid that it is not so – Боюсь, что это не так.
I think you are wrong – Думаю, Вы не правы.
Certainly not/ Surely not - Конечно, нет.
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People in our country study foreign languages to read books.
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English is the major language of diplomacy.
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English is spoken as a second language in Germany.
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A lot of educated people all over the world want to know as many foreign languages as possible.
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It is necessary for any good specialist to study a foreign language.
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English came from Denmark.
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English is a difficult language to learn.
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Modern English like modern German, Russian, French and Greek has many inflections to show singular and plural, tense, person, etc.
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There are some Roman words in English from the time when England was a part of the Roman Empire.
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Read the text and find the answers for the following questions:
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What is the origin of the English language?
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What Anglo-Saxon words can you find in modern English? What kind of things do they denote?
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How did English get words of Latin origin?
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What is the difference in meaning between the words of Latin and Germanic origin?
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Why do the names of meat and animals differ in the English language?
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