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DEBATE LANGUAGE: Professional Speaking Skills

DEBATE language : Professional Speaking Skills CLARIFICATION & INFORMATION REQUESTS OPINION & PARTICIPATION REQUESTS DISAGREEMENT AGREEMENT Do you What do you mean? What does that mean? Could you Could you repeat that? Could you explain that (in more detail)? What s the difference between X and Y? What do you think I d like to know Q s opinion Let s hear what Q has to say about this. Let s consult other group members before proceeding. I m afraid I don t agree I m sorry, but I have to disagree I see your point, No, I don t think that s true I completely/totally disagree. I take your point, I agree with Q s point That s a good point. I think Q has the right idea. I d like to add something to that. I completely/totally agree. I fully support that stance. INTERRUPTING SUPPORTING & EMPHASIZING A POINT REPHRASING CONNECTING IDEAS & SUMMARIZING Excuse me,.. I m sorry,.. Before you go on.

DEBATE LANGUAGE: Professional Speaking Skills CLARIFICATION & INFORMATION REQUESTS OPINION & PARTICIPATION REQUESTS DISAGREEMENT AGREEMENT Do you mean…? What do you mean? What does that mean? Could you clarify…? Could you repeat that? Could you explain that (in more detail)? What’s the difference between X and Y?

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