¡°Language¡± (Homework)  

ÅØ½ºÆ® »óÀÚ: Meetings have a special language. The MEMBERS use certain words.If you will be a MEMBER in your meeting look at this page:
 	1.	Look at the expressions on this page. 2.	Choose the ones you want to use in your meeting.3.	Record them on your Cassette Journal                (one expression for each TOPIC).4.	Listen to your recording.5.	Use the expressions in the project.6.	Take your Cassette Journal to the Final Evaluation.

TOPIC

Formal Meetings

Informal Meetings

Speaking

I'd like to make some points.

I'd like to say that ¡¦.

Making comments

Excuse me, Mr. Chairman, May I say something?

Could I say something?
Can I make a few comments?

Asking for opinions

What's your opinion?

What do you think?

Giving opinions

I believe that ¡¦
In my opinion ¡¦.

I feel that ¡¦
I think that ¡¦

Agreeing

I agree entirely.
I agree absolutely.

You're right.
That's right.

Partial agreement

I agree on the whole, but ¡¦

Yes, but ¡¦.

Disagreeing

I'm sorry, but I can't agree.
I'm afraid I can't agree.

I don't agree.
I disagree.

Interrupting

If I may interrupt you¡¦.
Could I interrupt you?
Could I come in here?

Can I say something?

No comment

I'm afraid I can't comment.

I don't want to comment.

Proposing

I'd like to propose that ¡¦..

I propose that ¡¦

Expressing views

I support the motion.
The proposal has my support.
I want to emphasize that ¡¦

I agree.
I'm not happy with ¡¦

Seconding

I second the motion.

I second the motion.

Concluding

Let me conclude by saying that ¡¦

Finally ¡¦.
To sum up ....