Why “I agree with you” is correct
A common English mistake is saying “I am agree with you.” The natural, grammatically correct sentence is “I agree with you.”
❌ I am agree with you.
✅ I agree with you.
Why?
Agree is a verb. In the simple present, we use the subject followed by the verb: I agree. We do not add am before it.
More examples
✅ I agree with my teacher.
✅ We agree on this point.
✅ She agrees with you.
Practice: Say “I agree with you” aloud three times. Then make your own sentence.