English conjugation practice
Agree
Agree conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I agree with your idea.
You agree that the plan is fair.
He agrees with his teacher.
We agree on most important matters.
They agree that kindness matters.
Present Continuous
I am agreeing with you more each day.
You are agreeing to the new rules now.
He is agreeing with the proposal at last.
We are agreeing on the final details.
They are agreeing to share the costs.
Present Perfect
I have agreed to help with the project.
You have agreed that this is the best choice.
He has agreed with our suggestion.
We have agreed on a date for the meeting.
They have agreed that the road is safe.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been agreeing with your comments all morning.
You have been agreeing to every suggestion today.
He has been agreeing with the team since lunch.
We have been agreeing about the budget for weeks.
They have been agreeing to the terms throughout the talks.
Past Simple
I agreed with her yesterday.
You agreed to the plan last week.
He agreed after a short discussion.
We agreed on the price before dinner.
They agreed to work together.
Past Continuous
I was agreeing with you when the call ended.
You were agreeing with the speaker during the debate.
He was agreeing to the conditions at noon.
We were agreeing on a solution when they arrived.
They were agreeing to the offer during the meeting.
Past Perfect
I had agreed before anyone asked me.
You had agreed to the rules by Monday.
He had agreed with us before the vote.
We had agreed on the route before sunrise.
They had agreed to stay until the work was done.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been agreeing with the others for some time.
You had been agreeing to small changes before the dispute.
He had been agreeing with his colleagues all afternoon.
We had been agreeing about the schedule before the change.
They had been agreeing to cooperate until the talks stopped.
Future Simple (will)
I will agree if you explain the reason.
You will agree once you see the results.
He will agree to the offer tomorrow.
We will agree on a solution soon.
They will agree to the terms next month.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to agree with the committee.
You are going to agree after you read the letter.
He is going to agree to the arrangement.
We are going to agree on the details tonight.
They are going to agree to our request.
Future Continuous
I will be agreeing with the decision by then.
You will be agreeing to the plan during the meeting.
He will be agreeing with us this time tomorrow.
We will be agreeing on the budget at this time tomorrow.
They will be agreeing to the contract during the afternoon.
Future Perfect
I will have agreed before the meeting begins.
You will have agreed to the terms by Friday.
He will have agreed with the proposal by then.
We will have agreed on a plan before winter.
They will have agreed to the conditions by noon.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been agreeing with the group for an hour.
You will have been agreeing to the changes for weeks.
He will have been agreeing with the team since morning.
We will have been agreeing on this issue for months.
They will have been agreeing to cooperate for a year by then.
Present Simple Negative
I do not agree with that conclusion.
You do not agree to these conditions.
He does not agree with his brother.
We do not agree on the best route.
They do not agree about the rules.
Present Simple Question
Do I agree with this decision?
Do you agree that we should wait?
Does he agree to the proposed change?
Do we agree on what to do next?
Do they agree that the plan is safe?
Past Simple Negative
I did not agree with the decision yesterday.
You did not agree to the offer last night.
He did not agree with the final result.
We did not agree on the price at first.
They did not agree to the arrangement.
Past Simple Question
Did I agree to that request?
Did you agree with the speaker?
Did he agree to join the group?
Did we agree on a meeting place?
Did they agree to the new schedule?