would you agree or do you agree ?

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would you agree or do you agree ?

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Would you agree? | WordReference Forums
North Adams, MA. English USA, Northeast, NYC. May 15, 2014. #3. I don’t find any impoliteness in Do you agree? Nor would I consider Would you agree? to be more polite than the former. Choosing one over the other would depend on context, which you are requested to supply and which will certainly get you a better answer.

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Is would correct in the answer I would not agree on this matter?
Now you’re qualifying that you wouldn’t think so, but you are qualifying that the answer only applies to you. We’re moving into the passive voice now. (No,) I would not agree on this matter. At this point, we’re now qualifying both that the answer only applies to you, but also that the answer is particular to the details of the question.

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Is it befitting to use I would agree in a formal writing?
I would agree indicates that you have been asked a hypothetical question, or that what follows is conditional on something, but the question quoted is clear: Do you agree or disagree? So if you begin with I would agree that could show that your reasoning will follow a line which makes it hard for you to decide one way or the other.

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Are you agree or do you agree grammar? – WisdomAnswer
Are agree or are agreeing? You can use I am agreeing for emphasis. If someone says to you that he thinks that what you’ve said is wrong, you might say: ‘But I’m agreeing with you’, in other words what I am saying doesn’t confict with what you are saying. In ordinary circumstances, as Mole says, I agree be more usual.

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present tense – I would agree vs I agree? – English Language & Usage …
2. I don’t know why many people say I would agree/disagree when expressing their agreement regarding point of view or statement, while would is intended to express incertitude of action in the future. Why they don’t say simply I agree as they talk in the tense of simple present. When to use I would , and when I ? present-tense.

https://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/fl-asking-for-opinions.php

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Asking for Opinions | Learn English
Do you believe that … ? Do you have an opinion on … ? Do you have any opinions on/about … ? In your experience, … ? In your honest opinion, … ? What’s your view on … ? Would you agree that … ? Intermediate. Can you give me your thoughts on … ? Do you (dis)approve of … ? Do you agree with the opinion that … ? Do you have …

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Agree with, agree on, agree about, agree to, or agree that?
Agree that. Agree that is followed by the thing that we agree on. The difference from the previous example is that agree on/about is followed by a noun or a question word (agree on politics, agree about where to have the party), whereas agree that is followed by a subject + verb, or the -ING form of the verb: He agreed that it was a great movie.

https://www.englishclub.com/speaking/agreeing-disagreeing-expressions.php

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Expressions for Agreeing and Disagreeing | Speaking | EnglishClub
What do you think? Do you agree? Wouldn’t you say? Expressing agreement. I agree with you 100 percent. I couldn’t agree with you more. That’s so true. That’s for sure. (slang) Tell me about it! You’re absolutely right. Absolutely. That’s exactly how I feel. Exactly. I’m afraid I agree with James. I have to side with Dad on this one. No doubt …

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I agree – I don’t agree | Woodward English
I don’t agree. You don’t agree. We don’t agree. They don’t agree. For third person (he, she, it) we use doesn’t instead of don’t. He doesn’t agree. She doesn’t agree. It doesn’t agree. (again, you almost never use Agree with It) Remember, there is no S at the end of the verb in negative sentences.

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