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Common Mistakes · 3-minute read

I agree, not I am agree

Agree is a verb, so you do not need am before it.

The simple rule

Use I agree when you share someone’s opinion. Add with to name the person.

See the difference

✓ Say thisI agree with your idea.
✕ Avoid thisI am agree with your idea.

Try it yourself

Say the correct example aloud, then create a sentence about your own life using the same pattern.

Check your understanding

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