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  1. Espresso English
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    Agree with, agree on, agree about, agree to, or agree …

    • We agree with a personif we have the same opinion as that person. If someone says “I think it’s important to preserve the environment” and you share that opinion, you can say “I agree with you.” You coul… See more

    Agree on / About

    We agree on or about a topic or plan. Here are some examples: 1. Everyone on the team agreed on a date for the meeting. 2. My husband and I agree about the best way to edu… See more

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    Agree That

    Agree thatis followed by the thing that we agree on. The difference from the previous example is that agree on/about is followed by a noun or a question word (agree on politics, agr… See more

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    Agree to

    We agree to do an action– so agree to is followed by a verb – and this means you promise to do the action: 1. I agreed to give them a ride home from work. 2. We all agreed to … See more

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    What to Say After “Agree”

    So let’s review: 1. Agree with a person:Everyone agrees with me 2. Agree with a statement/idea/opinion:I agree with his perspective. 3. Agree on/about a topic:We a… See more

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  2. to accept someone else’s plan, suggestion, etc.: agree to do sth Federal regulators and US lenders agreed to freeze interest rates on subprime mortgages for five years. be agreed by/between sb/sth Any change to branch rules must be agreed by two thirds of members at the branch meeting.

    AGREE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

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    What does it mean if you agree to do something?
    If you agree to do something, you say you will do something that someone asks you to do. Examples: 1. She agreed to help him. 2. My boss has agreed to give me a holiday! 3. If you agree to something, you give your permission for it. Examples: 1. My boss has agreed to my holiday dates. 2. His father did not agree to the idea of a big birthday party.

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    When do you use 'agree on' in a sentence?
    We use “agree with” when we are with a person or an opinion that a person shares. We use “agree on” when two people reach an agreement about a certain topic. We use “agree to” when there is an action that must follow the agreement. Examples: I agree with Peter, we should buy the company. We never agree on which road to take.

    To Agree On, With, or To? Which is the correct preposition?

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    What do you say when a person agrees?
    So let’s review: Agree with a statement/idea/opinion: I agree with his perspective. Agree on/about a topic: We agree on the best course of action. Agree that something is true/good: They agree that an apology is necessary. Agree to do something: She agreed to help me study for the test. One final tip: never say “I’m agree” – that’s incorrect.

    Agree with, agree on, agree about, agree to, or agree that?

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    What does it mean if two people agree on something?
    When two or more people agree on something, it means they have the same opinion about something being discussed. To agree with someone is to share a point of view with him/her, and to agree with an idea or proposal is to accept it and to believe that it's valid.

    "Agree on" vs. "agree with" vs. "agree to" - English Language & Usage

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    How to Use the Verb AGREE with Correct …

    WEBIf you agree to something, you give your permission for it. Examples: 1. My boss has agreed to my holiday dates. 2. His father did not agree to the idea of a big birthday party. 4. If two or more people agree on something, or …

     
  5. English Language & Usage Stack Exchange
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    "Agree on" vs. "agree with" vs. "agree to" - English Language

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    To Agree On, With, or To? Which is the correct preposition?

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    "Agree On" vs. "Agree With" vs. "Agree To"

    WEBIs It “Agree On,” “Agree With,” Or “Agree To”? You “agree on” a specific subject or issue after having a debate with somebody. You “agree with” somebody whenever you both come to the same conclusion.

  8. UsingEnglish.com
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    [Grammar] agree with someone doing something?

  9. English Language Learners Stack Exchange
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    "Agree to do something" or "agree doing something"?

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    Agree With vs. Agree About vs. Agree To vs. Agree On

  11. Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
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  12. 知乎专栏
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    实用语法——为什么没有“agree sb to do sth” - 知乎专栏

  13. Cambridge Dictionary
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    AGREE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

  14. English Language Learners Stack Exchange
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  15. Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
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  16. Cambridge Dictionary
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    Meaning of agree with something in English - Cambridge Dictionary

  17. EnglishClub
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    Expressions for Agreeing and Disagreeing | Speaking - EnglishClub

  18. WordReference Forums
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    agree to do something; agree to somebody doing something

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  20. Cambridge Dictionary
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  22. WordReference
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  23. Cambridge Dictionary
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    Meaning of agree with something in English - Cambridge Dictionary

  24. Cambridge Dictionary
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    AGREE | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary

  25. English Language Learners Stack Exchange
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    "for someone to do something" as a noun phrase