Stop saying: “I am agree with you.”

Say instead: “I agree with you.” · A2 · Grammar

✗ Wrong

I am agree with you.

✓ Correct

I agree with you.

Why?

Agree is a verb, not an adjective, so it does not need am, is, or are before it. Just say I agree, she agrees, or they agreed. The short verb form is almost always the best choice.

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🎙️ REAL VOICES

The three correct examples below, in a real voice.

✗ She is agree with Tom.

✓ She agrees with Tom.

✗ We are agree with the plan.

✓ We agree with the plan.

✗ Are you agree with me?

✓ Do you agree with me?

Agree acts alone — no am, is, or are in front of it.

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