Agree with and Agree to, what is the difference??
Agree with someone means to have the same opinion I guess. but what does "Agreed to" mean in this sentences
"My boss has agreed to give me a holiday!" does it mean accept?
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Yes it means he accepts.
To agree with means to agree about an idea, opinion of another person.
"I agree with you." means I think your idea is correct.
"I agree to" means you are prepared to do something for the other person.
"He agreed to let me go early" - he accepted my request to leave early.
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agree with someone
agree to something
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Presumably you are asking which preposition to use, rather than how to use an infinitive after "agree".
The answer is this. We agree with a person. We agree to a plan, a scheme or a proposal.
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The grammar for your sentence "My boss…" is to do with "agree + to-infinitive", and not "agree to".
Some verbs are used with a "to-infinitive".
Examples:
I hope to see you tomorrow.
We can afford to go on a holiday.
She claims to be the Queen.
My boss agreed to give me a pay rise. (He said yes.)
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