how to distinguish the sentences of "you don't agree with me" and "you are not agree with me "
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agree is a verb, so in this negative sentence, you must use 'do not'.
if it's an adjective, you must use 'be not', such as: He is not tall/nice/that fat/...
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"You are not agree with me" is not correct grammar. As Aaron commented, "you are not in agreement with me" contains the identical idea expressed in correct grammar.
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Hi Aaron, in this case, is it possible to use "agree" in progressive form? <== this may sound like a silly question, but I am asking it anyway.
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I don't know the technical answer, but the proper way to say the second sentence is: "You are not in agreement with me."
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