agreed
part of speech
verb, past form of agree (agree, agrees, agreed, agreeing); adjective
meaning for a pupil
1) Agreed means had the same opinion as someone. tree →
2) Agreed means said yes to something, like a plan. tree →
3) Agreed (adjective) means decided by everyone together, like an agreed time. tree →
4) "Agreed!" said alone means "Yes, I accept." tree →
5) Agreed with means matched or suited, as colours or styles do when they go well together. tree →
sense in the lessons
In class and teamwork, people agree on rules and plans; it is fine to disagree politely and give reasons. In maths and science, results agree when they match, which makes them more trustworthy. In grammar, words agree when they match, like a subject and its verb ("he runs", not "he run"). Phrases: agreed with, agreed to, agreed on, as agreed, it was agreed that.
examples
- We agreed to meet at the park at noon. tree →
- I agreed with my friend about the best film. tree →
- The class agreed on three rules. tree →
- Mum agreed to let us stay up late. tree →
- "Let's share the cake." "Agreed!" tree →
- Meet at the agreed place if you get lost. tree →
- Our two measurements agreed. tree →
- The title agreed with the dress. tree →
note
Agree WITH a person or opinion; agree TO a plan or request; agree ON a decision together. Spelling: agreed has two e's together then d. It is not polite to agree just to please someone if you think something is wrong or unsafe.
In the corpora
- Documentary shows about real hospitals film real patients who agreed; they show the exciting moments chosen from hundreds of hours.
- Yet when the world agreed to act, the ozone layer began to heal.
- Taking breaks, going outside and sticking to agreed limits help you feel better.
- Taking breaks, going outside and keeping to agreed limits help with screen time.
- On a shared console, use an agreed timer for turns and ask an adult if needed.
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «agreed» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.