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agree to and agree on which is correct

 

[bhaisahab]

agree to and agree on which is correct

They are both correct, it depends on context.

 

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agree to and agree on which is correct

It depends entirely on the context.
Give us some examples.

I am not a teacher.

 

[phrasemix]

You agree to a deal, a contract, or a plan:

I didn't agree to this!
Didn't you agree to help me?
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You agree on an idea:

They couldn't agree on where to go for dinner.
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[euncu]

You agree to a deal, a contract, or a plan:

I didn't agree to this!
Didn't you agree to help me?
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You agree on an idea:

They couldn't agree on where to go for dinner.
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If they are planning to go for a dinner, then, does that mean they agree to going for a dinner? And if they decide to go, do they agree on X restaurant?