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Автоматический перевод
согласитесь с этим
Перевод по словам
agree — соглашаться, согласоваться, договариваться, согласовываться, соответствовать
with — с, вместе с, от, несмотря на, напихать
Примеры
I agree with you.
Я с вами согласен.
Yeah, I agree with you.
Да, я с вами согласен.
I agree with your plan.
Я согласен с вашим планом.
I can’t agree with you!
Не могу с вами согласиться!
I agree with you there.
Вот тут я с вами согласен.
Wine doesn’t agree with me.
Мне нельзя пить вина.
In the main they agree with us.
В основном они с нами согласны.
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Представьте, что вы гуляете по улице и какой-то иностранец просит вас сфотографировать его. Что вы ответите — Yes? Может, просто смущенно кивнете головой? Если прочитаете эту статью, сможете приятно удивить туриста своими познаниями в языке и выразить согласие на английском более изящными способами.
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- 1. Фразы для выражения согласия и несогласия в английском
- 1.1 Официальная ситуация
- 1.2 Неофициальная ситуация
Какое английское слово вы вспоминаете в первую очередь, если хотите согласиться с кем-то на английском языке? Наверняка это слово OK, ведь оно настолько универсальное. Согласны сходить в кино — OK. Друг просит перезвонить позже — OK. Вам предлагают перенести деловую встречу на другой день — OK. Давайте попробуем внести разнообразие в наш словарный запас, запомнив другие, не менее популярные фразы для выражения нашего согласия или несогласия.
Фразы для выражения согласия и несогласия в английском
Давайте для начала рассмотрим самые популярные фразы для выражения согласия в английском языке с примерами их употребления:
- Absolutely! — Да, конечно!, Совершенно верно!
— Alice is a pretty woman.
— Oh, absolutely.
— Элис — красивая женщина.
— О, это совершенно верно. - Exactly! — Точно!, Именно!
— If Nick is late again, he could lose his job.
— Exactly!
— Если Ник еще раз опоздает, он может потерять работу.
— Именно! - Precisely! — Совершенно верно!, Вот именно!
— You mean they split up?
— Precisely.
— Ты имеешь в виду, что они развелись?
— Да, именно так. - Fair enough! — Резонно!, Справедливое замечание!
— I’m just annoyed with Penny because she didn’t listen to me.
— Fair enough.
— Я злюсь на Пенни, потому что она не послушала меня.
— Резонно. - That’s so true. — Как это верно.
— I want to enjoy every moment of my life.
— That’s so true.
— Я хочу наслаждаться каждым моментом жизни.
— Как это верно. - That’s for sure! — Абсолютно точно!, Никаких сомнений!
— Bob was an excellent basketball player.
— That’s for sure.
— Боб был отличным игроком в баскетбол.
— Несомненно. - All right! — Конечно!, Разумеется!, Ладно!
— I think you should go home now. I’ll explain everything later.
— All right.
— Я считаю, что сейчас тебе следует пойти домой. Позже я все объясню.
— Ладно. - Fine! — Хорошо!, Отлично!
— Something’s wrong with my hairdryer. I think, it has broken.
— Fine, I’ll fix it.
— Что-то не так с моим феном. Думаю, он сломался.
— Хорошо, я починю его. - It’s a deal! — Договорились!, По рукам!
— I’ll give you $100 if you win.
— It’s a deal!
— Я дам тебе 100 долларов, если ты выиграешь.
— По рукам! - Agreed! — Договорились!
— Let’s meet tomorrow at 6 p.m., shall we?
— Agreed.
— Давай встретимся завтра в 6 вечера, а?
— Договорились. - Well! — Что ж!, Ну, да!
— I’m starving! I’ll have the steak and roasted potatoes. And you?
— Well, yeah, I’ll have the same.
— Умираю с голоду. Я буду стейк и запеченный картофель. А ты?
— Ну, да, я буду то же самое. - By all means! — Конечно!, Определенно!
— Can she come and check out your apartment?
— Yes, by all means.
— Может ли она прийти и посмотреть вашу квартиру?
— Да, конечно. - Naturally! — Естественно!, Конечно!, Легко!
— The children are sleeping, aren’t they?
— Naturally. They are very tired after the journey.
— Дети спят, не так ли?
— Естественно. Они очень устали после поездки. - Sure thing! — Конечно!, Безусловно!
— You mean, you can lend me this large sum of money?
— Sure thing! What are friends for?!
— Ты хочешь сказать, что можешь одолжить мне эту большую сумму денег?
— Безусловно! Для чего тогда друзья? - True! — Точно!
— Your parents seem to be very happy living in their new house.
— True, but they still miss their neighbours back in Manchester.
— Кажется, твои родители очень счастливы жить в новом доме.
— Точно, но они все еще скучают по своим соседям в Манчестере. - Beyond a doubt! — Конечно!, Вне сомнения!
— Jessica will fail her driving test tomorrow. She should have practiced more.
— Beyond a doubt.
— Джессика провалит завтра свой экзамен по вождению. Ей следовало бы больше практиковаться.
— Вне сомнения. - Yeah! — Да!
— Have they all gone for the weekend to Hawaii?
— Yeah, and even their dog!
— Они все уехали на выходные на Гавайи?
— Да, и даже их собака! - Yep. — Ага.
— I simply adore Barbara. She is so generous and friendly.
— Yep. She is a good girl.
— Я просто обожаю Барбару. Она такая щедрая и дружелюбная.
— Ага. Она хорошая девушка. - No problem! — Да!, Нет проблем!
— I might be 10 minutes late.
— No problem. We’ll be waiting for you.
— Я могу опоздать на 10 минут.
— Нет проблем. Мы будем тебя ждать.
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А теперь давайте рассмотрим фразы для выражения согласия и несогласия в двух ситуациях — формальной и неформальной.
Официальная ситуация
Полное согласие
Если в беседе вам нужно поддержать чье-то мнение или инициативу, воспользуйтесь выражениями из нашей таблицы.
| Фраза | Перевод |
|---|---|
| That’s exactly what I think. That’s exactly how I feel. |
Я именно так и думаю. |
| You’re right. That’s a good point. | Вы правы. Это хороший аргумент. |
| I couldn’t agree more. | Совершенно согласен. |
| I agree with you 100% (one hundred percent). | На 100% (на все сто) с вами согласен. |
| I feel that way too. | У меня та же точка зрения. |
| I hold the same opinion! | И я того же мнения! |
| I couldn’t have put it better myself. | Я сам лучше не выразил бы эту мысль. |
| I see exactly what you mean! | Я совершенно точно понимаю, что вы имеете в виду! |
| You’re absolutely right. | Вы абсолютно правы. |
| I also think so. | Я тоже так думаю. |
| I think you’re totally right about that. | Я считаю, что вы абсолютно в этом правы. |
| I agree with you entirely. | Я бесконечно с вами согласен. |
| You have my full agreement. | Я полностью на вашей стороне. |
| Well, I agree with you here. | Ну, в этом я с вами согласен. |
| I totally agree. | Я полностью согласен. |
| We are of one mind / of the same mind / of like mind on that question. | Мы одного мнения по этому вопросу. |
| I am at one with him on that point. | Я с ним заодно в этом вопросе. |
Частичное согласие
Вы не совсем согласны с собеседником в разговоре? Тогда корректно выразите свое мнение, указав на те аргументы, с которыми вы не можете безоговорочно согласиться. Наша таблица выражений поможет вам в этом.
| Фраза | Перевод |
|---|---|
| That’s not always (not entirely) true. | Это не всегда (не полностью) правда. |
| I suppose so. I guess so. |
Скорее всего, так. |
| Not necessarily! | Не факт!, Совсем не обязательно! |
| That’s not always the case. | Это не всегда так. |
| I agree up to a point but… | В некоторой степени я согласен, но… |
| I see your point but… | Я понимаю вашу позицию, но… |
| That’s partly true but… | Частично это так, но… |
| I’m not so sure about that. | Я не настолько в этом уверен. |
| I agree to some extent but… | В некоторой степени я согласен, но… |
| I accept what you are saying but… | Я принимаю ваши доводы, но… |
| On the whole, I agree with you but… | В целом, я согласен с вами, но… |
| That seems obvious but… | Это кажется очевидным, но… |
| That may be true but… | Может быть и так, но… |
| I don’t really agree with that idea. | Я не вполне согласен с этой идеей/мыслью. |
Несогласие
Сколько людей на нашей планете — столько и разных мнений. Начальство, бизнес-партнеры или коллеги из соседнего отдела — их мнение может кардинально отличаться от вашего, однако стоит деликатно выражать свое несогласие. В этом вам помогут выражения из нашей таблицы.
| Фраза | Перевод |
|---|---|
| I have to disagree there. | Мне придется с этим не согласиться. |
| I don’t think so. | Я так не думаю. |
| I beg to differ. | Позволю себе не согласиться. |
| I’m sorry but I disagree. | Простите, но я не согласен. |
| I’m afraid I can’t agree with you. | Боюсь, я не могу с вами согласиться. |
| I’m not sure about that. | Я в этом не уверен. |
| I find that very difficult to accept. | Мне очень сложно принять эту точку зрения. |
| We don’t seem to agree here. | Кажется, мы не находим согласия в этом вопросе. |
| It’s unjustifiable to say that. | Говорить подобное — необоснованно. |
| That can’t be right. | Так не может быть. |
| I take a different view. | Я придерживаюсь другого мнения. |
| I don’t agree with what you’re saying. | Я не согласен с тем, что вы говорите. |
| I don’t share his/her/your view. | Я не разделяю его/ее/вашу точку зрения. |
| I think otherwise. | Я думаю иначе. |
| I have to take issue with you on that. | Я должен здесь с вами не согласиться. |
Неофициальная ситуация
Полное согласие
Хотите лучше понимать фильмы на английском без перевода? Тогда вам стоит выучить следующие фразы для выражения согласия. Они довольно часто встречаются в диалогах между персонажами сериалов и полнометражных картин. Помните, что на экзамене или в деловой беседе они будут неуместны.
| Фраза | Перевод |
|---|---|
| I’ll say! | Вот именно!, Без тени сомнений!, Не то слово! |
| You took the words right out of my mouth! | Ты читаешь мои мысли! |
| I take your word on that / for it. | Я полностью тебе в этом доверяю. |
| Right on! | В точку! |
| You’ve hit the nail on the head there. | Тут ты попал в точку. |
| I’d go along with that. | Я бы с этим согласился. |
| OK, that’s convincing. | Ладно, это убедительно. |
| Most certainly! | Точно!, Несомненно! |
| That’s just it! | В том-то и дело! |
| Quite so! | Несомненно!, Безусловно!, Именно так! |
Частичное согласие
Бывают случаи, когда вы лишь частично разделяете мнение собеседника. Берите на вооружение наши фразы и смело выражайте свою позицию в беседе.
| Фраза | Перевод |
|---|---|
| I see what you mean but… | Я понимаю, о чем ты говоришь, но… |
| You could say that, however… | Можешь говорить так, однако… |
| I still have my doubts. | Я все еще в сомнениях. |
| I wouldn’t quite put it that way. | Я бы не стал так утверждать. |
| That’s one way of looking at it, however… | Это один взгляд на данный вопрос, однако… |
| Yes, OK, but perhaps… | Да, хорошо, но возможно… |
| True enough, but… | Ты прав, но… |
| I see what you mean but have you thought about… ? | Я понимаю, что ты имеешь в виду, но думал ли ты о… ? |
| I’m not really with you on that one. | Я не очень согласен с тобой в этом. |
| Maybe, but isn’t it more a question of… ? | Возможно, но разве это не относится больше к… ? |
| That’s not really how I see it. | Я вижу это в другом свете. |
Несогласие
С близкими и друзьями не соглашаться гораздо проще. Нет надобности подбирать официальные фразы и звучать сверхлюбезно. Следующий список выражений наверняка поможет вам четко дать понять в споре или обсуждении, что вы не поддерживаете ту или иную позицию.
| Фраза | Перевод |
|---|---|
| Absolutely not! | Вовсе нет! |
| No way! | Ни за что!, Об этом и речи быть не может! |
| Not really! | Вообще-то нет!, Не совсем! |
| I don’t go along with you on that. | Тут я с тобой не согласен. |
| You’re so wrong! | Ты вообще не прав(а)!, Как же ты ошибаешься! |
| On the contrary! | Как раз наоборот! |
| That’s out of question! | Это исключено!, Не обсуждается! |
| I’d say the exact opposite. | Я бы сказал как раз наоборот. |
| You’re talking rubbish. | Ты несешь чепуху. |
| You don’t know what you’re saying. | Ты сам не знаешь, что говоришь. |
| That’s absolute nonsense. | Это полный бред. |
| Come on! How can you say that… | Да ну! Как ты можешь говорить,что… |
| No way! I completely disagree with you. | Ни за что! Я абсолютно не согласен с тобой. |
| No, that’s not true. | Нет, это не так! |
| There’s no way I could agree with that. | И не подумаю согласиться. |
| You’ve got to be kidding! | Должно быть ты шутишь! |
| I take a different view. | Я придерживаюсь другой точки зрения. |
| I don’t agree with what you’re saying. | Я не согласен с тем, что ты говоришь. |
| That’s not the same thing at all. | Это совсем не одно и то же. |
Конечно, сразу запомнить такое количество полезных выражений очень не просто. Но закрепить пройденный материал нам поможет следующее видео. Обратите внимание, что в нем рассматриваются и официальные, и разговорные обороты по нашей теме.
Хотим обратить ваше внимание на одну из фраз в ролике. Когда противоречия непреодолимы и вы не находите согласия с собеседником в определенном вопросе, используйте фразу OK, let’s agree to disagree (Хорошо, пусть каждый останется при своем мнении).
А еще рекомендуем вам посмотреть видео о способах отказать кому-то в просьбе или предложении.
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This page is about words and phrases that we use when we agree or disagree with someone in English.
Stating an opinion
- In my opinion…
- The way I see it…
- If you want my honest opinion….
- According to Lisa…
- As far as I’m concerned…
- If you ask me…
Asking for an opinion
- What’s your idea?
- What are your thoughts on all of this?
- How do you feel about that?
- Do you have anything to say about this?
- What do you think?
- Do you agree?
- Wouldn’t you say?
Expressing agreement
- I agree with you 100 percent.
- I couldn’t agree with you more.
- That’s so true.
- That’s for sure.
- (slang) Tell me about it!
- You’re absolutely right.
- Absolutely.
- That’s exactly how I feel.
- Exactly.
- I’m afraid I agree with James.
- I have to side with Dad on this one.
- No doubt about it.
- (agree with negative statement) Me neither.
- (weak) I suppose so./I guess so.
- You have a point there.
- I was just going to say that.
Expressing disagreement
- I don’t think so.
- (strong) No way.
- I’m afraid I disagree.
- (strong) I totally disagree.
- I beg to differ.
- (strong) I’d say the exact opposite.
- Not necessarily.
- That’s not always true.
- That’s not always the case.
- No, I’m not so sure about that.
Interruptions
- Can I add something here?
- Is it okay if I jump in for a second?
- If I might add something…
- Can I throw my two cents in?
- Sorry to interrupt, but…
- (after accidentally interrupting someone) Sorry, go ahead. OR Sorry, you were saying…
- (after being interrupted) You didn’t let me finish.
Settling an argument
- Let’s just move on, shall we?
- Let’s drop it.
- I think we’re going to have to agree to disagree.
- (sarcastic) Whatever you say./If you say so.
Contexts ▼
Present participle for to concur or be of the same mind with someone
Present participle for to be suitable or agreeable (with something else)
Present participle for to endorse or approve of (something)
(of a proposal) Present participle for to agree or consent to
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Verb
▲
Present participle for to concur or be of the same mind with someone
agreeing
concurring
according
sympathisingUK
sympathizingUS
assenting
seeing eye to eye
acquiescing
conceding
acceding
granting
owning up to
engaging
holding
confessing
acknowledging
fessing up to
allowing
admitting
owning
fessing
consenting
relenting
changing your mind
coming round
yielding to
giving way
giving way to
compromising
yielding
subscribing
complying
feeling a rapport
getting along
seeing things the same way
thinking as one
getting on
having the same opinion
professing
revealing
divulging
declaring
disclosing
accepting
recognizingUS
affirming
exposing
realizingUS
spilling
appreciating
avowing
confirming
leaking
singing
recognisingUK
baring
narrating
unveiling
telling
confiding
talking
realisingUK
indicating
stating
uncovering
proclaiming
communicating
opening up
letting on
coming clean
owning up
made known
spilling the beans about
telling all about
blurting out
fessing up
spilling your guts
bringing to light
making a clean breast
letting out
giving away
squealing about
coming out of the closet
blowing the lid off
bringing into the open
making public
making a clean breast of
blowing the gaff on
going into details
coughing up
copping to
getting off your chest
more ❯
“I fully agree with them on this issue.”
Verb
▲
Present participle for to be suitable or agreeable (with something else)
matching
befitting
suiting
complementing
pleasing
satisfying
according with
checking with
going with
tallying with
sitting well with
conforming to
fitting the bill
going together
fitting
harmonizing with
becoming
squaring with
corresponding with
serving
beseeming
answering
conforming with
comporting with
coinciding with
dovetailing with
belonging to
jibing with
correlating to
sorting with
rhyming with
corresponding to
fulfilling
cohering with
riming with
meeting
doing
applying to
paralleling
having its place
clicking with
concurring with
belonging with
parallelling
passing muster
cutting the mustard
benefiting
making the grade
benefitting
sufficing
meeting the requirements of
working for
answering a need
filling the bill
satisfying the demands of
fitting in
chording with
agreeing to
meeting with
flattering
behoving
setting off
behooving
making handsome
looking right on
showing to advantage
looking good on
showing off
going well with
doing something for
more ❯
“It is very well known that certain colors agree with one another, producing a pleasant effect in combination.”
Verb
▲
Present participle for to endorse or approve of (something)
endorsing
advocating
assenting
condoning
subscribing
approving of
holding with
supporting
accepting
countenancing
going along with
subscribing to
approving
backing
approbating
liking
giving support to
acceding
consenting
acquiescing
agreeing
sanctioning
okaying
blessing
upholding
favouringUK
favoringUS
stumping for
consenting to
getting behind
championing
seconding
giving the thumbs up to
rubber-stamping
acceding to
going with
promoting
encouraging
voting for
formally supporting
vouching for
giving moral support
furthering
advocating for
giving approval to
backing up
espousing
commending
standing by
giving moral support to
forwarding
standing behind
throwing your weight behind
confirming
authorizingUS
ratifying
dittoing
passing
making law
concurring in
warranting
buying into
licencingUK
affirming
saying yes to
accrediting
giving the OK to
validating
formalisingUK
recommending
rubber stamping
assenting to
taking up
mandating
concurring
giving the nod
finalisingUK
formalizingUS
licensingUS
giving permission
clearing
giving go-ahead
buying
signing
making valid
greenlighting
giving the green light to
pushing for
certifying
sealing
acquiescing in
signing off on
homologating
lapping up
permitting
authorisingUK
finalizingUS
agreeing to
saying the word
allowing
giving the go-ahead to
OKing
yessing
cosigning
boosting
giving the go-ahead
giving stamp of approval
believing in
coming round
putting John Hancock on
standing for
taking kindly to
giving the okay to
complying
recognizingUS
granting
conforming
according
recognisingUK
conceding
saying uncle
shaking on
caving in
cutting a deal
tolerating
respecting
brooking
accommodating
adjusting
adapting
bending
admitting
jibing
reconciling
suffering
acknowledging
complying with
abiding by
confessing
giving the nod to
letting pass
accepting tacitly
concurring with
cooperating with
giving consent to
conforming to
going along
toing the line
giving one’s blessing to
playing ball
giving one’s assent to
avowing
owning up to
throwing in the towel
letting on
owning up
going with the flow
compromising
taking on board
playing ball with
fessing up
adopting
embracing
giving in
knuckling under
passing on
giving the stamp of approval to
giving five
more ❯
“Applying the three broad stare decisis considerations to this case, I agree with the Court’s decision to overrule Apodaca.”
Verb
▲
(of a proposal) Present participle for to agree or consent to
accepting
respecting
following
going along with
abiding by
acknowledging
agreeing to
complying with
consenting to
heeding
recognisingUK
recognizingUS
acceding to
adhering to
adopting
assenting to
conforming to
endorsing
honoringUS
honouringUK
observing
acquiescing in
acquiescing to
approving of
concurring with
cooperating with
deferring to
embracing
granting
minding
paying heed to
supporting
falling in with
taking heed of
falling in line with
giving in to
sticking by
acting in accordance with
shaking on
going with
fulfilling
submitting to
obeying
according with
yielding to
upholding
keeping
agreeing
keeping to
matching
satisfying
meeting
answering
bowing to
standing by
sticking to
toing the line
conceding
conforming
executing
implementing
doing as told
carrying out
living by
sticking with
acceding
acquiescing
concurring
according
fitting
sanctioning
harmonizingUS
cohering
tallying
complying
coinciding
dovetailing
checking
chording
comporting
jibing
squaring
rhyming
going
completing
corresponding
suiting
consisting
sorting
riming
knuckling under
redeeming
following through with
partake of
harmonisingUK
goose-stepping to
getting through
holding to
bearing out
acting according to
responding to
going through with
filling
paying attention to
making good on
matching up
living up to
conforming with
matching up to
keeping faith with
making it through
acting upon
seeing through
backing
consenting
allowing
following orders
conceding to
permitting
countenancing
affirming
approving
advocating
ratifying
yessing
giving one’s blessing to
yielding
submitting
surrendering
succumbing
correlating
capitulating
paralleling
parallelling
bowing
complementing
relating
quadrating
assimilating
resembling
assenting
comparing
rivallingUK
linking
touching
rivalingUS
lip syncing
correlating with
tallying with
dovetailing with
jibing with
tiing in with
coinciding with
relating to
matching up with
caving
buckling
kowtowing
kowtowing to
complying with the rules
measuring up to
playing by the rules
adhering to the rules
observing the rules
going with the flow
abiding by the rules
sticking to the rules
keeping to the rules
playing it by the book
adapting to
accommodating to
going by the book
acting in accordance with the rules
adjusting to
obeying the rules
doing what one is told
following the rules
truckling
knuckling
accommodating
admitting
deferring
giving in
giving way
reconciling
levellingUK
levelingUS
checking out
aligning with
fitting in
squaring with
geeing
balancing
more ❯
Verb
▲
Present participle for to understand or accept the validity of
taking
understanding
comprehending
apprehending
getting
grasping
appreciating
following
seeing
accepting
cognizing
discerning
recognisingUK
recognizingUS
fathoming
noting
registering
taking in
absorbing
acknowledging
digging
empathising with
empathizing with
identifying
identifying with
relating to
sympathising with
sympathizing with
accepting the validity of
acknowledging the validity of
admitting the validity of
being cognizant of
commiserating with
taking on board
Verb
▲
Present participle for to delight, or to give pleasure or satisfaction to
gratifying
delighting
pleasing
gladdening
satisfying
thrilling
contenting
feasting
gassing
gladding
pleasuring
rejoicing
suiting
warming
making happy
arriding
babying
coddling
delectating
enchanting
favoringUS
favouringUK
fulfilling
making content
obliging
pampering
recompensing
requiting
giving pleasure to
giving someone pleasure
bucking up
making someone feel good
tickling pink
doing one proud
doing the trick
filling the bill
getting one’s kicks
giving a buzz
giving someone a kick
hitting the spot
making a hit
warming the cockles of the heart
indulging
cheering
amusing
humoringUS
humouringUK
exhilarating
enrapturing
enthralling
cheering up
exciting
charming
elating
enlivening
entertaining
tickling
captivating
brightening up
uplifting
heartening
diverting
comforting
bewitching
appealing to
buoying up
bringing joy to
turning on
giving a lift
going over big
tickle to death
overjoying
brightening
titillating
entrancing
fascinating
enamoring
alluring
wowing
ravishing
sending
regaling
revitalizingUS
attracting
grooving
revitalisingUK
satiating
sating
bowling over
pleasing greatly
quenching
knocking dead
filling
making a hit with
serving
slaking
meeting
feeding
making somebody’s day
making someone pleased
making someone glad
satisficing
accommodating
flattering
surfeiting
mollifying
appeasing
soothing
placating
cloying
refreshing
capturing
selling
animating
pacifying
catering to
pandering to
providing for
quietening
silencing
stilling
making merry
sufficing
reconciling
lightening
perking up
picking up
looking up
pepping up
raising spirits
assuaging
stimulating
encouraging
invigorating
rallying
rejuvenating
arousing
improving
vitalizing
firing
snapping out of it
making happier
envigorating
taking heart
waking up
gingering up
clearing up
taking a turn for the better
becoming cheerful
more ❯
Verb
▲
Present participle for to make level or equal in amount, degree, or status
equating
equalisingUK
equalizingUS
matching
balancing
squaring
tallying
evening
levelingUS
levellingUK
offsetting
pairing
paralleling
parallelling
making equal
being equal to
evening off
evening out
levelling off
leveling up
levelling up
making even
evening up
making equivalent
making identical
making level
making uniform
making the same
Verb
▲
Present participle for to be the same as in number or amount
equallingUK
equalingUS
coming to
corresponding to
amounting to
making
totalling
totaling
adding up to
emulating
being equal to
equating to
coming up to
totting up to
comparing with
coordinating with
equating with
tallying with
consisting of
matching
paralleling
parallelling
rivalingUS
rivallingUK
touching
tying with
meeting
approximating
equalizingUS
equalisingUK
keeping pace with
squaring with
measuring up to
living up to
reaching
approaching
keeping up with
vying with
contending with
holding a candle to
rising up to
tracking
aligning with
matching up with
suiting
fitting
dovetailing with
answering
conforming
imitating
satisfying
checking with
cohering with
according with
harmonizing with
going with
comporting with
fitting the pattern
coinciding with
jibing with
correlating to
chording with
sorting with
corresponding with
rhyming with
marrying with
riming with
achieving
competing with
comprising
running to
counting up to
numbering
resulting in
representing
being
yielding
figuring
coming near to
working out as
mounting up to
becoming
resembling
tying
nearing
aggregating
signifying
exemplifying
embodying
constituting
bearing comparison with
serving as
acting as
running into
ringing up
summing into
summing to
more ❯
Verb
▲
Present participle for to correspond or cause to correspond in some essential respect
matching
complementing
blending
harmonisingUK
harmonizingUS
suiting
balancing
cohering
corresponding
fitting
integrating
accompanying
mixing
synchronisingUK
synchronizingUS
according
adapting
agreeing
tailoring
chiming
chording
coordinating
fitting with
jibing
rhyming
blending with
coordinating with
corresponding with
going with
harmonizing with
teaming with
toning with
Verb
▲
Present participle for to fit in with the wishes or needs of
accommodating
helping
aiding
assisting
obliging
indulging
satisfying
serving
favoringUS
favouringUK
gratifying
pleasing
supporting
abetting
benefiting
benefitting
humoringUS
humouringUK
pampering
comforting
sustaining
catering for
allowing for
cooperating with
meeting the needs of
meeting the wants of
bowing to
deferring to
pandering to
submitting to
finding ways to help
fitting in with
giving a leg up to
lending a hand to
lending a helping hand to
yielding to
doing a good turn to
doing someone a favour
doing someone a service
bending over backwards for
doing someone a good turn
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200 Common Errors Course
One place I see a lot of students making mistakes is in using the verb agree. Specifically, which preposition to use after it. Do you agree on something or agree with something or agree to something?
We actually use ALL of these in English – but in different situations. So today you’ll learn 5 ways to use the verb agree correctly, with example sentences to show you the right way.
Agree with
We agree with a person if we have the same opinion as that person.
If someone says “I think it’s important to preserve the environment” and you share that opinion, you can say “I agree with you.” You could also simply say “I agree.” Here are a few more examples of agreeing with someone else:
- My teacher says reading is very important, and I agree with her.
- I don’t agree with my relatives when it comes to politics.
We can also agree with / disagree with a statement, a decision, an article, an opinion, an idea, or another form of communication or position:
- This is a well-researched book, and I agree with most of the points in it.
- My parents support that politician because they agree with her stance on the economy.
Agree on / about
We agree on or about a topic or plan. Here are some examples:
- Everyone on the team agreed on a date for the meeting.
- My husband and I agree about the best way to educate our kids.
- The students need to agree on how to do the project.
- We can be friends even if we don’t agree about everything.
Note the difference – we agree on/about a topic; we agree with someone’s opinion/statement on a topic.
Take a look at these two examples – let’s say I’m a vegetarian, and my sister is not.
- My sister and I don’t agree about the ethics of eating meat.
- I don’t agree with my sister’s opinions about eating meat.
Agree that
Agree that is followed by the thing that we agree on.
The difference from the previous example is that agree on/about is followed by a noun or a question word (agree on politics, agree about where to have the party), whereas agree that is followed by a subject + verb, or the -ING form of the verb:
- He agreed that it was a great movie.
- I agree that saving 10% of your salary is a good idea.
- She agrees that we should clean the house more often.
- Doctors agree that washing your hands helps keep you healthy.
Agree to
We agree to do an action – so agree to is followed by a verb – and this means you promise to do the action:
- I agreed to give them a ride home from work.
- We all agreed to meet up at 8:00.
- He’s so lazy; he never agrees to help out.
- I lent her money and she agreed to pay me back tomorrow.
We can also agree to the terms of a contract; this means we consent to it, we accept it:
- Hey, I never agreed to this price increase!
What to say after “agree”:
So let’s review:
- Agree with a person: Everyone agrees with me
- Agree with a statement/idea/opinion: I agree with his perspective.
- Agree on/about a topic: We agree on the best course of action.
- Agree that something is true/good: They agree that an apology is necessary.
- Agree to do something: She agreed to help me study for the test.
Don’t say “I’m agree”
One final tip: never say “I’m agree” – that’s incorrect.
Always say “I agree” and then use one of the words you learned in this lesson – agree with, agree on/about, agree that, agree to.
It’s really easy to make these little mistakes when you’re learning English, and it’s hard to discover and correct your own errors!
As an teacher, I see a lot of the same mistakes being made frequently by students – and that’s why I created the 200 common errors in English course.
Inside this course, you’ll learn the most common mistakes in grammar, vocabulary, spelling, and pronunciation – so that you can recognize them and avoid them.