Meaning of the Verb Agree

[ali_110_akbar]

What is the difference between
1)agree with
2)agree to
3)agree on

[MikeNewYork]

Originally Posted by ali_110_akbar

What is the difference between
1)agree with
2)agree to
3)agree on

In most cases:

agree with = to be in accord with something or someone

agree with an opinion, a rule, a person, a position

agree to = reach an agreement over something

agree to a change, a requirement, an offer, a settlement

agree on = have similar feelings about a specific matter

agree on politics, a resolution, an approach, a restaurant selection

[Abdo]

Hello Ali
You agree with (someone). This means that both of you have the same opinion on something.
You agree to a) do something
b) something (e.g. an idea / an opinion / a plan ..etc.
You (the two sides) agree on something (disputed / you have different opinions on)