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Express agreement/disagreement

30/08/2016 8 0

I have heard many students saying "I am agree with you" or "I am not agree with you". This is completely incorrect. The correct versions are:

1. I agree with you.

2. I disagree with you (your point).

3. I am in agreement with you.

4. I am in disaagreement with you.

point#3,4 are very formal. point#1,2 are frequently used, correct versions to express agreement r disagreement withothers.

Happy learning,

Anshu Nadir

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