agree verb
1-) have the same opinion
ADVERBS
heartily, strongly, very much
・I strongly agree with your proposal.
absolutely, completely, entirely, fully, wholeheartedly
・You're absolutely right, I completely agree with you.
genuinely, sincerely
・He genuinely agrees with the idea.
definitely, certainly
・I definitely agree with your conclusion.
broadly, generally
・While I have a few reservations, I generally agree with your proposal.
unanimously
・The board of directors agreed unanimously to implement the new cost-saving measures.
gravely, lamely, meekly, soberly, tartly
・I gravely agree that climate change is a pressing issue that requires immediate action.
VERBS
cannot
・They cannot agree on which movie to watch tonight.
be inclined to, tend to
・I'm inclined to agree with you, at least in most aspects.
PREPOSITIONS
with
・I agree with your assessment of the situation.
about
・They couldn't agree about the best way to solve the problem.
on/upon
・It's important to agree on the terms before signing the contract.
PHRASES
I couldn't agree more
・I couldn't agree more with your opinion on this matter.
2-) say yes
ADVERBS
reluctantly, grudgingly • voluntarily
・After much persuasion, she reluctantly agreed to join the team.
readily • kindly
・They readily agreed to help with the charity event.
tacitly • implicitly
・She didn't protest, which meant she tacitly agreed to the arrangement.
provisionally
・He provisionally agreed to attend the event, but his schedule might change.
PREPOSITIONS
to
・They agreed to the proposal for increased funding.
3-) come to an understanding or agreement
ADVERBS
expressly • tacitly
・She expressly agreed to support the charity.
verbally • provisionally
・The manager verbally agreed to the extra day off.
finally, eventually
・They finally agreed on a restaurant for dinner.
VERBS
be unable to, fail to
・They were unable to agree on a solution.
PHRASES
agree to differ/disagree
・It's better to agree to differ instead of arguing endlessly about minor details.
(be) mutually agreed
・After some negotiation, we mutually agreed on a new schedule.