Debate and Opinion Practice
Practise giving and defending opinions.
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Practise opinions and debate in [TARGET_LANGUAGE]. My level: [LEVEL]. Topic: [TOPIC]. My stance: [MY_STANCE]. Teach me the language for expressing opinion, agreeing, partly agreeing, disagreeing politely, giving reasons, giving examples, and conceding a point. Provide twenty useful phrases organised by function with example sentences. Then debate with me: take the opposite side at a moderate level of challenge, reply in three to five sentences, and ask me to respond. After six turns, give me feedback on argument structure, vocabulary range, linking words, and accuracy. Provide a list of improvements and an upgraded version of my best argument. Keep the debate respectful and avoid sensitive personal attacks. Add a short list of fillers and discourse markers that sound natural, with a warning about overusing them. After the debate, ask me to restate the other side's best argument in my own words, which builds comprehension, and propose a written follow-up of 120 words summarising the discussion for a corrections round.
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