English Grammar

You can't physically be agree. The auxillary verb shouldn't be there. I agree! (Subject ). I am in agreement.

Hi,

I'll try to explain the difference in a simplified manner:
Let's understand the basics of the Present Indefinite Tense (Simple Present Tense) first.
Use the FIRST FORM of the Verb in the following two ways:

1. "I am"/ "She, he, Max is"/ "They, we are"...(Adjective/Noun Object)
2. I/She, he, Max/They, we + First form of Verb

Here are a few sentences:
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AnonymousI know that saying (I am agree) is wrong, but is there anyone can explain

You can't have a form of be (am, is, are, was, were) with the base form of another verb. Leave it out.

So all of these are incorrect:

I am talk. / You are see. / We are decide. / Henry is listen. / Sally was look.

CJ