agreed
v.v. to have the same opinion as someone else or to say yes to a suggestion. You use this when you and another person think the same way about a topic.
v. to share the same opinion or to reach a mutual understanding regarding a course of action. Intransitive when expressing shared belief; transitive when followed by a 'that' clause or an infinitive.
We agreed on the best place to eat dinner.
After discussing the budget for several hours, the committee finally agreed to increase the marketing spend.
While the scientists agreed that the data was accurate, they disagreed on how to interpret the long-term implications for the local ecosystem.
Takes the preposition 'with' for people and 'on' or 'about' for topics.
I am agree with youI agree with youAgree is a verb, not an adjective; it does not require the auxiliary verb 'to be' in the present simple.