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I don t agree your proposal

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I don’t agree . . . . . . . your proposal.

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Correct Answer: Option C
Agree to means to commit to (a course of action, a proposal, etc.).
I don’t agree to your proposal.
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Aswin S
Aswin S 4 years ago
he phrase "agree with" is used for referring to agreeing with a person, and the phrase "agree to" is used for referring to agreeing with a non-person.

Here the answer is agree with
RJD
RJD 4 years ago
i think with is also correct. with is used when you agree with the idea but you may or may not get involved.
To is used when you are ready to get involved and commit to the idea.
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