agree with
/əˈɡriː wɪð/
Meaning
To have the same opinion as someone else, or to approve of an idea, statement, or plan. It can also mean that a food or climate suits your health or makes you feel good.
Examples
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I completely agree with you on this matter.
I completely agree with you on this matter.
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She doesn't always agree with her boss's decisions.
She doesn't always agree with her boss's decisions.
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Most economists agree with the theory that inflation will drop next year.
Most economists agree with the theory that inflation will drop next year.
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I love spicy food, but unfortunately, it doesn't agree with my stomach.
I love spicy food, but unfortunately, it doesn't agree with my stomach.
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Do you agree with the new rules they introduced at school?
Do you agree with the new rules they introduced at school?
Common Mistakes
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✗ I am agree with your opinion.
✓ I agree with your opinion.
In English, 'agree' is a verb, not an adjective. Do not use the verb 'to be' (am/is/are) before 'agree'.
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✗ I agree to you.
✓ I agree with you.
Use 'agree with' for people and opinions. Use 'agree to' for proposals, actions, or terms (e.g., 'agree to the terms of the contract').
Related Expressions
Practice
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I really ___ your proposal to work from home on Fridays.
💡 Have the same opinion about.
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agree with
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My sister and I rarely ___ each other when it comes to music.
💡 Share the same opinion as.
Show answer
agree with