Collocation
I agree with you.
To share the same opinion or belief as someone else.
Definition
'I agree with you.' is a common English collocation. To share the same opinion or belief as someone else.
agree + with + someone/something
“I completely agree with you regarding the new project.”
Examples
- I completely agree with your assessment of the situation.
- She usually agrees with her husband on most political issues.
- Do you agree with the new rules implemented by the management?
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- The children quickly agreed with their parents' decision to go to the park.
- We couldn't agree with their proposed changes, so the project stalled.
- Most experts agree with the findings of the latest scientific study.
- It is difficult to agree with someone who refuses to listen to other opinions.
- I will always agree with fairness and justice, no matter the cost.
- He agreed with me that the movie was a bit too long.
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