[Grammar] agree - agreeable - in agreement

[dilodi83]

Do theu mean the same concept?

1) As always, I agree with eveything you say.
2) As always, I am agreeable with everything you say.
3) As always, I am in agreement with everything you say.

 

[Allen165]

Do theu mean the same concept?

1) As always, I agree with eveything you say.
2) As always, I am agreeable with everything you say.
3) As always, I am in agreement with everything you say.

NOT A TEACHER.

I don't think no. 2 is right, and even if it is, it's unidiomatic.

 

[BobK]

:up: The word 'agreeable' doesn't have to have anything directly to do with actually agreeing. Sometimes it does. But in those cases it means something like 'ready/disposed to agree' - e.g. 'Speak to John, and if he is agreeable then go ahead'.

But more often, in my experience, an agreeable person is just amiable.

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