When you have finished this lesson you can:

Say you agree or disagree

Expression of security or uncertainty

Talk about pros and cons

Express ignorance

Distinguish between "faith" and "seem"

Use comparative and superlative adjectives

Talk about faith

Something can be "true," not a lie:

Something can be "right," not wrong:

If you want to confirm that something is right, you say:

 If you think it's not right, you say:

If you do not believe what is being said, say:

If you think it sounds unlikely, you say:

If you need more explanation or you do not understand what is being said, say:

If you want to say to someone that he or she is right or wrong, you say

If you want to know what another person thinks, ask:

If you want a person's opinion about a specific topic, ask "What do you think about...":

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If you agree, you say:

Hvis du er uenig i noget kan du sige:

 Often you also hear:

Hvis du er usikker på noget siger du:

Also notice the phrase "I'm not certain."

 If you say something that you think is true, but not entirely sure, say:

If you are asked for something but do not know the answer, you say:

 You can also elaborate on your answer:

If you want to find out information, you can ask: "Do you know?"

In English to change can mean different things. You can change everything: meaning, bus, job, friends.
But you can also change your ideas and opinions.

A saying in English

In order to describe people or situations, in relation to each other, it is necessary to change the adjectives.  In English, you often add -er to the adjective

Rich- richer

Poor-poorer

Low-lower

Wise-wiser

• short adjectives: add "-er"
• long adjectives: use "more"

Comparative adjectives - irregular

Finally, there is a small group of adjectives that are irregular:

"good -better best"

"bad-worse-worst!

The difference between much, many and more:

Religion and faith in Ireland

Religion and faith in Ireland

The predominant religion in the Republic of Ireland is Christianity with the largest church being the Roman Catholic Church. The Irish constitution guarantees freedom of religion.

In the 2016 census, 78% (3.7 million) of the population identified as  Roman Catholic.

The second largest Christian denomination, is the Church of Ireland. Other significant Protestant denominations are the Presbyterian Church in Ireland  followed by the Methodist Church in Ireland.The country's Hindu and Muslim populations have experienced significant growth in recent years, due chiefly to immigration.

If you want to ask about religion, say:

If you want to tell what you believe in, say:

Your destiny is something that you cannot escape!