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The verb to agree · Conjugation

Past Simple of agree

The answer: agreed

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A finished action at a definite time in the past.

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Quick answer

The Past Simple of the verb to agree is agreed.

Example: We agreed on the price.

Full conjugation in the Past Simple

PronounForm
Iagreed
Youagreed
He / She / Itagreed
Weagreed
You (pl.)agreed
Theyagreed

Common mistakes to avoid

1. I'm agree ❌

A very common mistake. Agree is a verb, so say I agree, without am. In the past: I agreed.

2. I agree on you ❌

The preposition depends on what comes next: agree with a person, agree on a subject, agree to a plan. I agree with you.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the past tense of agree?+

Agreed (regular: just add -d).

What is the difference between agree with, agree on and agree to?+

Agree with someone (a person). Agree on something (a subject). Agree to + verb (a plan or an offer). I agree with you. We agreed on the plan. I agree to help.

Why is I'm agree wrong?+

This is a very common mistake. Say I agree, not I am agree: agree is a verb, so it does not need am. In the past: I agreed.

What does disagree mean?+

Disagree means to have a different opinion: I disagree with you.

What is an agreement?+

An agreement is a decision that two or more people accept. Reach an agreement means to agree in the end, after a discussion.

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