If you don’t entirely agree with someone, there are ways to express this in English.
Get four ways to slightly disagree with someone in English today!
Here are the 4 ways to disagree slightly in English:
- “Not exactly”
- Q: You must have a glamorous life, you live in New York!
- A: Not exactly. My life is actually pretty average. I work hard and I go to the movies like normal people.
- “Not really”
- Q: It sounds cool to run your own business. Is it?
- A: I mean, not really. It’s a lot more work than people think. I work a lot and when I am not working I am thinking about work.
- “Not quite”
- Q: So you went to Montreal this summer? You must have eaten a lot of maple syrup, right?
- A: Not quite. It’s too sweet for me.
- “Not so much”
- Q: Your hair is so straight. It must be easy to take care of
- A: Not so much. I use a hair straightener. It takes a lot of work.
Go out and use these four expressions to slightly disagree with someone in English.
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