curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-express-disagreement/67b9f0086ae43b1587811d2c.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What would David say to acknowledge Anna's viewpoint while expressing his own?
You're completely wrong about remote work.
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This response does not acknowledge Anna's viewpoint and is too strong for a balanced discussion.
I see your perspective, but I still think there's value in having everyone in the office.
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I see your perspective, but is a polite way to acknowledge someone's viewpoint before introducing a contrasting opinion. This phrase helps keep discussions respectful and open. For example:
Person 1: We should use a new programming language for this project.
Person 2: I see your perspective, but switching languages might slow us down. - This person understands the idea but points out a possible drawback.
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