Phrasal verbs: new sentences with ACT AS, AGREE WITH

ACT AS:
- This phone also can act as a recorder! Correct.
- You speak English better than me. Can you act as teacher for me? This is correct in terms of meaning and grammar but a native would be more likely to say "Would you be my teacher?"
- He acted as supervisor in the project because he knew our work inside and out.

AGREE WITH:
- She doesn't agree with giving money to beggars. 
- I agreed with you, you took the best choice.
- This milk doesn't agree with me. When I drink that I feel very bloated.

Phrasal verbs: new sentences with ACT AS, AGREE WITH

ACT AS:
- This phone can also act as a recorder!
- You speak English better than me /I ("better than I" is recommended by most grammar books). Can you act as teacher for me?
- He acted as project supervisor in the project because he knew our work inside out the our work.

AGREE WITH:
- She's not doesn't agree with giving to give money to beggars.
- I was agree with you, you took made the best choice.
- This milk doesn't agree with me. When I drink that I'm feel very bloated.

Phrasal verbs: new sentences with ACT AS, AGREE WITH

ACT AS:
- This phone can also act as a recorder!
- You speak English better than me. Can you act as my teacher for me?
- He acted as a supervisor in the project because he knew inside out the our work inside out. (You could also say ...because he knew the ins and outs of our  work.)

AGREE WITH:
- She's does not agree with giving money to beggars. 
- I was agreed with you, you took made the best choice.
- This milk doesn't agree with me. When I drink that it, I'm I feel very bloated. (I know that this term is used in many other languages when we speak of food, but it does not work in English quite as well. :) You could say Milk does not sit well/go well with me. However, the verb agree with is not quite saying what you want it to say here.) 

Please let me know if you need any clarification or more help, Elisabetta! Would be happy to help you further!

Phrasal verbs: new sentences with ACT AS, AGREE WITH

ACT AS: (These three examples are correct, but most people would use "serve as" instead of "act as.")
- This phone can also act as a recorder!
- You speak English better than me. Can you act as a teacher for me?
- He acted as supervisor in the project, because he knew our work inside and out.

AGREE WITH:
- She does not agree with giving money to beggars.
- I agree with you; you madethe best choice.
- This milk doesn't agree with me. When I drink that I'm feel very bloated.