Collocation

I'm with you

fixed expression B2 fixed expression

To understand or agree with what someone is saying, or to support them.

Definition

'I'm with you' is a common English collocation. To understand or agree with what someone is saying, or to support them.

I'm + [PREP] + you

“When you explain it like that, I'm completely with you.”

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He explained his reasoning so well that by the end of his speech, I was entirely with him.
Even though it's a difficult decision, I'm with you on supporting the team.
The argument was complex, but she helped me understand, so I was with her completely.
If you're asking for my support, know that I'm with you every step of the way.
After the detailed explanation, I can confidently say I'm with you on this policy.
Initially, I was skeptical, but now I'm fully with you on the proposal.