Question

Imagine you are hungry and want to invite a friend to eat out. Make a conversation with your friend to discuss:
1/ Location 2/ Dish
3/ Giving comment 4/ Arrange time and place to meet each other.
*You should use expressions about both agreement and disagreement in your dialog

Answer 1

An example of a dialogue in which you invite a friend to eat out and use expressions of agreement and disagreement is:

You: I'm really hungry right now. Are you free? How about we go grab something to eat?

Friend: That's a great idea. Where should we go?

You: I was thinking of going to that new restaurant on 5th.

Friend: Absolutely not! That place is super expensive! Besides, I don't feel like having seafood today.

You: Alright. How about that pizza place a couple of blocks away from here? It's not that expensive.

Friend: That's true. Let's go there. Shall we meet in 30 minutes?

You: No way! I'm really hungry! Besides, we should get there as early as possible to get a table.

Friend: You're right. Let's get going right now, then.

To answer this type of activity, you should:

• Read the instructions attentively. As you write, check the instructions again, so that you will not forget any of the details you should include.

• Imagine how a conversation between you and a friend of yours would go. That will likely help come up with the dialogue.

• Research expressions of agreement and disagreement in case you cannot think of any on the spot. The ones used in the answer above are in underlined.

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