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Expressions to do with Agreeing, Disagreeing, Clarifying, and Making Decisions

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We must come to an agreement between the two flavors of ice-cream. (Making a decision)

Ex: Let's think about the choices we have, either chocolate or vanilla.

We have five choices of adjectives to describe Bob: smart, dumb, intelligent, terrible, rude. (Making a decision)

Ex: What should we choose? I feel like dumb would be the best option.

I think that I like Rihanna the best out of all of the singers this year. (Making a decision)

Ex: So have we decided? Rihanna is the best, no?

Hmm, so they decided to hire the man over the obviously more talented woman? (Making a decision)

Ex: Are you happy with that decision? I'm not... I thought she was much better.

They chose the happy cat over the sad dog, even though I think dogs are better. (Making a decision)

Ex: It seems to make sense though. The happy cat is so much more exciting than that sad, boring dog.