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To agree with someone means to agree with something the person has said. You can also agree with an idea.
When we use ‘agree with’ in a sentence it usually has the structure: subject + agree with + object.
For example: I completely agree with you.
2) Agree to 答应
We use ‘agree to’ when we are talking about agreeing to do something.
When we use ‘agree to’ in a sentence it is usually followed by a verb in the infinitive1. So the sentence structure is: subject + agree to + infinitive.
For example: I agreed to work late tonight.
3) Phrases with agree 和 agree 有关的短语
When people have agreed on something we might say they have reached an agreement. Here agreement is used as a noun2.
If two people really can’t agree on something, they might have to agree to disagree. Sometimes they have to do this to move forward.
If someone agrees 100% with something another person has said they might say, I couldn’t agree more.
For more examples, listen to the accompanying audio3 programme.
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Glossary 词汇
subject 主语
object 宾语
infinitive 不定式
reached an agreement 达成共识
agree to disagree 同意各自保留不同意见
move forward 前进
couldn’t agree more 与某人意见完全一致
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