Crossword puzzle : Expressing agreement and disagreement in English

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Expressing agreement and disagreement in English [A1] — VocaVerb

Do you know how to say “yes, I agree” or “no, I disagree” in English? In this crossword, you will practice simple words and phrases used to express agreement and disagreement. Find all the answers and discover useful expressions for everyday conversations!

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Clues

Across

  1. 1. To help or agree with someone
  2. 4. To state something as true
  3. 6. Not at any time
  4. 7. A portion of
  5. 10. To believe something is wrong
  6. 12. Thoroughly cooked
  7. 14. To refuse to accept
  8. 16. Expression of opposition or disapproval
  9. 19. To have in common with others
  10. 20. To permit or let happen
  11. 21. To share the same opinion

Down

  1. 2. To some extent but not completely
  2. 3. To come together in agreement
  3. 5. State of having the same opinion
  4. 8. Strong disagreement or resistance
  5. 9. General agreement among a group
  6. 11. To a considerable extent
  7. 13. With great force or intensity
  8. 15. To express disapproval
  9. 17. Complete or absolute
  10. 18. To give reasons for or against

Answers

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Across

  • 1. To help or agree with someone → support
  • 4. To state something as true → claim
  • 6. Not at any time → never
  • 7. A portion of → some
  • 10. To believe something is wrong → disapprove
  • 12. Thoroughly cooked → well
  • 14. To refuse to accept → reject
  • 16. Expression of opposition or disapproval → objection
  • 19. To have in common with others → share
  • 20. To permit or let happen → allow
  • 21. To share the same opinion → agree

Down

  • 2. To some extent but not completely → partially
  • 3. To come together in agreement → unite
  • 5. State of having the same opinion → agreement
  • 8. Strong disagreement or resistance → opposition
  • 9. General agreement among a group → consensus
  • 11. To a considerable extent → quite
  • 13. With great force or intensity → strongly
  • 15. To express disapproval → object
  • 17. Complete or absolute → total
  • 18. To give reasons for or against → argue

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