Speed Master N1 Vocabulary Lesson 6: Discussion, Opinions, and Arguments

→ Discuss future life with the family.

→ Mastermind a crime such as a bank robbery.

→ The assertions of each person clash at the meeting.

→ Present data to argue against his opinion.

→ Experts express their views on the economy.

→ A lively discussion was held on the declining birthrate problem.

→ Come to a conclusion after a long discussion.

→ I am convinced after hearing the boss's explanation.

→ Changing your perspective can generate new ideas.

→ That new employee has potential for the future.

→ Figure out the culprit's escape route.

→ Make a prediction for the project's budget.

→ A house with a view of the sea is my ideal home.

→ Commercialize the unique ideas of young people.

→ New concepts emerge as IT evolves.

→ Confirm the business partner's intentions via email.

→ The committee makes a proposal for a new policy.

→ This is the work style reform plan proposed by the government.

→ Answer a questionnaire to improve the store's service.

→ A commentator comments on the incident on a news program.

→ The minister's inappropriate remarks receive criticism.

→ Adjust the schedule considering the other party's circumstances.

→ In Japanese society, real intention and stated reason are often used separately.

→ If I get married, someone with similar values is good.

→ I may look like I agree, but inwardly I am opposed.

→ I have exactly the same thought and agree with his opinion.