English Debate Urgently Ask for a few words about the common phrases of English debate tournaments.

First of all, a more important summary of opportunities, note that this summary is very important, because it is both to catch the attention of others and to find loopholes for opponents. You then have to find loopholes in each other's summary to refute. Then you can debate freely, say what you know, don't get stuck, prepare some sentences first, such as famous quotes or something, hehe.

A story of opportunity:

There are a lot of them on the Internet.,Grab the essence.,Just translate it.,It's a bit of a test of English proficiency.,My English level is not as high as the landlord.。

I think you can just search for this on the Internet.

Categories: Foreign Languages Abroad.

Problem description: For example, debate, pro, tail, debater, [1st argument, 2nd argument......And so on.

Analysis: square affirmative

Negative negative

Debate topic issue

Academic Debate

Debater defends advocate

ambiguity

Agent of Change (the person or organization responsible for taking the positive plan).

Argument, argument, argumentation, argumentation

Assertion assertion

Evidence backing

balance of arguments"judge referee.

Better job of debating"judge judges.

The claim confrontation clash data is also presumption

Evidence goals off-case proposition

refutation stock issues topicality warrant

Positive government

Prime Minister of the first debate and member of the government

Summary of the first debate leader of opposition rebuttal

Counter opposition

First Debate Leader of the Opposition Second Debate Member of the Opposition

Prime Minister Rebuttal

a clear gesture or hand signal rejecting the offer

Use clear gestures to reject the other person.

a verbal rejection of the offer

Language refuses. a verbal acceptance of the offer

Language acceptance.

Refer to it, it should be helpful.

a. Language: Soliciting the views or opinions of others.

i would be glad to hear your opinion of …I'd love to hear what you ......opinions.

are you of the same opinion as i?Do you agree with me?

i was wondering where you stood on the question of …I want to know what you think about ......How to look at the problem.

b. Terminology for introducing one's own new perspectives or perspectives.

another point is that …Another point is ......

another way of looking at it is …Another way to look at this issue is ......

i forgot to say / tell you that…I forgot to talk about .....

c. Words used to summarize the points you have made.

that’s all i want to say.That's all I want to say.

do you agree? i’m sure you agree.Do you agree? I'm sure you agree.

d. Words used to summarize the views expressed by the other party.

as you said…Like you say......

but didn’t you say that…？But didn't you say ......Is it? 、

if i understood you correctly, you said that…If I understand correctly, you said .......

eHow to politely disagree with a certain point of view of the other party.

i’m not sure really.

do you think so?

well, it depends.

i’m not so certain.

well, i’m not so sure about that.

i’m inclined to disagree with that.

no, i don’t think so really.

How to strongly disagree with a certain point of view of the other party.

i disagree.

i disagree with you entirely.

i’m afraid i don’t agree.

i’m afraid you are wrong there.

i wouldn’t accept that for one minute.

you can't really mean that.

you can’t be serious.

I'm guessing you know that the materials can't be translated.