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Mr1bin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Will you agree?

Will you agree with/on/that what your son wants to be?

Do I need with or on or that? In order to use "what"

Thank you : )
  

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Will/Do you agree to what your son wants to be? CB

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Will/Do you agree to what your son wants to be?

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Do you agree with your son on what he wants to be?

Do you agree on what your son wants to be?
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Mister MicawberDo you agree with your son on what he wants to be?Do you agree on what your son wants to be?
Thank you but I want to use it for future tense so I can I say will instead of "do"?
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Cool BreezeWill/Do you agree to what your son wants to be? CB
Thank you is there any other options besides using to ? like with or on etc.
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It is rather presumptuous to put it forth as a question regarding the future, as no father (myself included) would be willing to answer that without knowing his son's decision.
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Ya.. I think I used a wrong modal verb. I should have used would instead of will.

I will use this for the English class and I was looking for right way to express this.

Please don't get me wrong.

Would you agree on what your son wants to be?

I think it's ok to say right? I would be appreciated if you answer.
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