Before You Read – Expressing Opinions Directly or Indirectly

Roshan, Gilles, and Claire expressed opinions in this chapter’s video. Facial expressions, such as raising an eyebrow, can show people’s thoughts even when they don’t say a word.

Complete each row by writing words that someone might say. The first one offers an example.

Possible Answers:

A person may be thinking…	I may see…	He or she may say
Example: I didn't expect to see this website open on Claire’s laptop.		“I don't think we should be looking at this.”
I really like this! Or, I agree with you!		Good job! Looks good!
You are so loud my ears are hurting!		Could you be a little quieter? You are way too loud.
You stink.		Do you notice a funny smell? What is that smell?
If I eat another bite, I'm going to throw up.		Excuse me, I’ll be back in a moment. No thanks, I’m full.

A person may be thinking…	I may see…	He or she may say
Example: I didn't expect to see this website open on Claire's laptop.		“I don't think we should be looking at this.”
I really like this, and I agree with you!
You are so loud my ears are hurting!
You stink.
If I eat another bite, I’m going to throw up.