CLASS11

 CLASS11:

Rules of debate :


Kartik:

Postive: valid points with example but not completed/
Neg:  In front of you all/work of pronoun
Suggestion:

Shubham:  (Best Perfomance)

Postive: good starter/well explained 
Neg: I agree/
Suggestion:



Janvi:

Postive:
Neg: you are right/need more participation
Suggestion:




Kanika:

 Positive: encurageing starting/complete explaination with example /good involvement
Neg:  I agree with your point/There are a/ Used hindi word (thikhee)/are you agree
Suggestion:





Expressing your opinion:
  • "I'd like to say that I [strongly] believe that..."
  • "Don't you think that..."
  • "As far as I am concerned, I think that..."
  • "I am totally against..."
  • "I believe that..."
  • "I think..."
  • "What I'm suggesting is..."
  • "What I meant to say..."
  • "Let me put it another way." 
Agreeing or disagreeing:
  • "You're right."
  • "I see your point."
  • "I don't agree with you."
  • "I'm sorry but, I have to disagree there."
  • "I disagree (completely)."
  • "I don't agree at all."
  • "I'm afraid I can't quite agree with your point."
  • "Yes, I understand, but my opinion is that..."
  • "If you don't mind, I'd like to take issue with what you just said." 
Asking for clarification or explanation:
  • "Can I ask why you feel that way?"
  • "Can you give me an example of that?"
  • "I don't understand what you mean."
  • "What do you mean when you say that..."
  • "What did you mean when you said that..." 
Summarizing and concluding:
  • "To conclude, I'd like to say that..."
  • "In conclusion..."
  • "As a conclusion..."
  • "Let's sum up where we stand in this debate."
  • "Let me summarize our position in this debate."
  • "To summarise..."
  • "So, as we have seen..." 
Other useful phrases:
  • "I'd like to highlight..."
  • "I'd like to emphasize..."
  • "I'd like to deal with two points here."
  • "The other side has failed to answer our point about..."
  • "The other side will have to explain why... otherwise we win that point." 
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