agree with you
/əˈɡriː wɪð ju/
Meaning
To have the same opinion, belief, or feeling as another person. It is used in both casual conversations and professional discussions to show alignment or support for someone's statement.
Examples
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I completely agree with you about the new office policy.
I completely agree with you about the new office policy.
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I'd love to agree with you, but the data shows something different.
I'd love to agree with you, but the data shows something different.
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She didn't agree with you on where we should go for dinner.
She didn't agree with you on where we should go for dinner.
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Most of the team members agree with you on this point.
Most of the team members agree with you on this point.
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I agree with you that learning a language takes a lot of patience.
I agree with you that learning a language takes a lot of patience.
Common Mistakes
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✗ I am agree with you.
✓ I agree with you.
'Agree' is a verb, not an adjective. Do not use the auxiliary verb 'to be' before it.
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✗ I agree to you.
✓ I agree with you.
We use 'agree with [someone]' to share an opinion. 'Agree to' is used for actions or proposals (e.g., 'agree to the terms').
Related Expressions
Practice
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You made a great point, and I absolutely ___.
💡 Share your opinion.
Show answer
agree with you
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I don't think they will ___ on this topic.
💡 Have the same opinion as you.
Show answer
agree with you