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Candy Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Agree
1. "I couldn't agree more."
Does it mean "I totally(absolutely) agree with you."?
2. "I can't agree with you any more."
In this case, does it mean an agreement or a disagreement?
(I'm confused!!! Very confused!!!!)
3. "I couldn't agree less."
If somebody says this, the speaker doesn't agree with you, does he?
Does it mean "I totally(absolutely) agree with you."?
2. "I can't agree with you any more."
In this case, does it mean an agreement or a disagreement?
(I'm confused!!! Very confused!!!!)
3. "I couldn't agree less."
If somebody says this, the speaker doesn't agree with you, does he?
Top answer
1 Yes, absolutely. 2 They had been in agreement, but now the speaker disagrees. 3 No - that is, no he doesn't agree with you.
- 1 Yes, absolutely.
- 2 They had been in agreement, but now the speaker disagrees.
- 3 No - that is, no he doesn't agree with you.
- He strongly disagrees.
- Cheerio
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1 Yes, absolutely.
2 They had been in agreement, but now the speaker disagrees.
3 No - that is, no he doesn't agree with you. He strongly disagrees.
Cheerio
2 They had been in agreement, but now the speaker disagrees.
3 No - that is, no he doesn't agree with you. He strongly disagrees.
Cheerio
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Many thanks for your help. 
Regarding No. 2, I found contradictory explanations in my grammar books. In some books, they s
Regarding No. 2, I found contradictory explanations in my grammar books. In some books, they s
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