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HUBLOT Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

I'm agreeing with you

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Do you say "I'm agreeing with you" to mean "I agree with you"?
  

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Not in that context. "

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Not in that context. If she said, "I need you to agree with me", you might say, "I am agreeing with you."
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HUBLOTDo you say "I'm agreeing with you" to mean "I agree with you"?
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I use "I agree with you" to mean "I agree with you", and I use "I'm agreeing with you" to mean "I'm agreeing with you".
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