OPIc comparison and preference phrases for Korean speakers
Comparison questions ask you to organize two choices quickly. This deck trains English frames for differences, common points, preferences, reasons, disadvantages and changes over time.
What this deck teaches
Comparison answers need signposts. Without them, the response turns into disconnected sentences. These cards train signposts such as "There are clear differences between...", "One thing they have in common..." and "Overall, my choice depends on...".
The paired topics are ordinary OPIc material: studying places, travel styles, shopping, city life, exercise, movies, cooking and vacation length.
The English answers are reusable frames, not fixed opinions. Say the frame first, then decide your own preference and reason.
How to practice comparison answers
- Name both sides. Always say both options clearly before choosing. It keeps the listener oriented.
- Give one reason. After each frame, add one reason from your real preference. Short, specific reasons beat long generic ones.
- Practice tradeoffs. Include a downside even when you prefer one side. It makes the answer more natural and developed.
Sample cards
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