Do you agree on something or agree with something or agree to something? We actually use ALL of these in English – but in different situations 👇🏾

Agree with – a person

• My teacher says Mathematics is an important subject, and I agree with her.
• I don’t agree with my mother when it comes to politics.
• I agree with the leader’s stance on economy.

Agree on/about – a topic/plan

• My parents and I agree about how to save water.
• The students need to agree on how to do the project report.
• Everyone in the family agreed on a date for the marriage.

Agree that – a thing

• He agrees that it is a great song.
• Dentists agree that brushing your teeth twice a day in important.
• She agrees that brownies are the best dessert.

Agree to – an action

• They agreed to arrange for a translator.
• She has agreed to pay me back by tomorrow.
• We all agreed to meet up at 8 P.M.

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