“You’re right"
Most people have more in common than they think. A genuine agreement is a great tool during an argument. Saying, "You're right" or "I agree with you" can establish some common ground to have a productive or meaningful conversation.
Along with that, you should still avoid saying "You're wrong" as it immediately puts someone on their guard and alienates them.
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