“Agree” is the present tense verb form, but “agreed” in the sense we’re using it is not a verb form. Instead, it’s an adjective, and we use it to mean that something is accepted. “Agreed” c… See more

“Agreed” is a correct word. It’s both an adjective and a past tense verb form. As an adjective, we can use it synonymously with “accepted” to describe something as “acceptable… See more

You might benefit from learning a little more about the individual terms in this article. We’ll start with the adjective form “agreed.” “Agreed” works best when you want to show that y… See more

“Agree” works when we want to show that we agree with someone as an action. It means we have spent some time thinking about someone’s proposition, and we think that they ar… See more