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Joseph A Posted 8 years ago
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Hello everyone,

Is the preposition "to" used correctly in the following sentence? Or must it be "with"?

- When someone agrees to a suggestion, the expression "good idea" is used.

Regards,

JA

  

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Joseph A Is the preposition "to" used correctly in the following sentence? Or must it be "with"? - When someone agrees to a suggestion, the expression "good idea" is used.

— CalifJim

  • Joseph A Is the preposition "to" used correctly in the following sentence?
  • Or must it be "with"?
  • - When someone agrees to a suggestion, the expression "good idea" is used.
  • I use "agree to (a suggestion)", I mean "agree to perform the action which was suggested".
  • I use "agree with (a suggestion)", I mean "agree with the opinion just advanced".
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Joseph A

Is the preposition "to" used correctly in the following sentence? Or must it be "with"?

- When someone agrees to a suggestion, the expression "good idea" is used.

I use "agree to (a suggestion)", I mean "agree to perform the action which was suggested".

I use "agree with (a suggestion)", I mean "agree with the opinion just advance

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