curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-express-disagreement/67baee553feae604420cb513.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
BLANK your perspective, BLANK I still think there's value in having everyone in the office.
I see
These two words together are used to acknowledge someone's point of view or show understanding. The first word is a pronoun, and the second is a verb. The first letter is capitalized.
but
This word introduces a contrasting idea or a different opinion.
I see your perspective, but is a polite way to show partial agreement while presenting a different opinion.
David acknowledges Anna's viewpoint before introducing his argument that having employees in the office still has value. This phrase keeps discussions respectful and constructive.
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