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Hello I'd like to know where's the mistake at this phrase "If you say so who am I to not agree"

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Please note, the question should be... "Hello, I'd like to know where the mistake is in this phrase."
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If you say so, who am I to not agree?"
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"If you say so who am I to not agree" <-- lacks a full stop. Otherwise seems technically correct. If you say so, who am I to disagree. <-- somewhat more natural. Might be some debate about the best punctuation to use after "so".
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thank you so much
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"If you say so, who am I to disagree?" The way you wrote it works too, but it definitely needs a comma and this way sounds better.

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