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Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

what is the difference for these two?

What is the difference?

I agree to you.

I agree with you.
  

Top answer

I agree to you = I say yes to your proposal I agree with you = we are of the same opinion

— Inchoateknowledge

  • I agree to you = I say yes to your proposal I agree with you = we are of the same opinion
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I agree to you = I say yes to your proposal

I agree with you = we are of the same opinion
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It's hard to think of contexts where you could say 'I agree to you'.

I agree with you carries both of the meaning Incho mentions.

'I agree to you' could only be used in circumstances similar to 'I agree to Fred becoming chairman' or 'I agree to Mary buying more biscuits'. In this context though, to be absolutely correct you should actually say 'I agree to your becoming Chairman'
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