Agreeing and Disagreeing

Your friend says, ''Lets go out tonight'' and you think it's a good idea. You say:

• I agree

• I'm agreeing

• I'm agree

''What about getting a pizza tonight?'' You think it's a good idea and say:

• I'm not sure

• I agree with you

• I agree to you

You and a friend want to buy a birthday present for another friend. You suggest buying tickets for a concert then ask your friend :

• Do you agree?

• Are you agree?

• Do you think I'm right?

Someone says, ''It's cold today'' and you agree. You say:

• You right

• You´re right

• You're right so

Your friend is talking about a film you both saw and says it was fantastic. You agree and say:

• I absolute agree

• I agree up for a point

• I completely agree

Someone says something you completely agree with. You say:

• I agree in total

• I couldn't agree with you less

• I couldn't agree with you more

Someone says that your home football team will win their next match. You don't really agree and say:

• I'm not quite sure

• I'm not real sure

• I'm not so sure

You are discussing politics with a friend and they say something that you ''half'' agree with. You say:

• I part agree

• I agree up to a point

• I don't total agree with you

Someone says something you disagree with. You say:

• I'm not agree

• I not agree

• I don't agree

You know that you and your friend will never agree about something! You say:

• Let's argue again

• Let's disagree

• Let's agree to disagree