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 Are you agree? Do you agree? You agree?This question has been answered · 3 replies Forums · General English Grammar & Vocabulary, Listening & Speaking · General English Grammar Questions I'm confused which to use... Are you agree? Do you agree? You agree? They all seem to be the same. Help please Thank you!  Junior Member62 Approved answer (verified by Tanit) 1-- Are you agree?-- Bad English. However, we do use 'Are we agreed?' 2-- Do you agree?-- Good English 3-- You agree?-- Short, casual form for #2 ('Do' is just omitted.) ALL REPLIES With forms of the verb BE, the main verb should end in ing or it should be the past participle. I am agreeing with you. (You can't use the past participle with "agree.") I have been agreeing with you. They were agreeing with you. The window was broken. The plans were changed. With forms of the verb DO (do, does, did, don't,doesn't,didn't), the main verb is in the simple form, which means it is taken from the infinitive with the "to" removed. to go = go (simple form) to see = see (simple form) Do you agree? Did they agree? Don't they agree? Full Member328 | Have a question? People are waiting to help. Interesting stuff Related forum topics:Agree?Do you not agree with this paragraph?MONEY is everything! Do u agree?Poll: Iran's nuclear work - Do you agree?I agree this is the right way. do you agree?Agree or not?Standard English is an elitism of one sort, do...Agree vs Agreed?agree with/on?do you agree good handwriting is a natural gift?is this sentence correct? Do you agree good...1: Do you agree with me? 2: Are you in...agree to vs. agree with?About the future of English...Do you agree?Democracy is luxury, do you agree on that?Do you guys agree??? love topic discussion..Agree with/ to?'agree vs. agreed' again?Agree vs. approve?Essay: Agree/Disagree? |
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