Using agreement idioms

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use it like with

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any idioms

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you need to use the right vocabulary and

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it's you've hit the nail on the head

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you've hit the nail on the head so we

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use this

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when your partner the person you're

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speaking with

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says something very specific

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that is completely right is something

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you completely agree with

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so it's not just the general idea of

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what they're saying

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it's not their beliefs or the idea

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it's something that you have identified

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in what they have said that is exactly

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right so you haven't hit the nail on the

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head you the nail on the head so you can

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imagine you have a nail a hammer

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you haven't missed that the nail you've

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hit it right on the head you've

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completely got it

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exactly right okay so now let's look at

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some

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options for disagreeing so as i said you

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need to be a little bit more diplomatic

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when disagreeing because you don't want

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to

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offend your partner or create a bad

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feeling

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so the first option you have is to say i

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take your point

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but i take your point but

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so that's a very english way of

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disagreeing because you know you're

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saying i take your point that sounds

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like you're agreeing

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but the but