[Grammar] agreed to / with / by

[uktous]

Hi,

Question:
1) Should I write “to, with , or by”?
2) Do we have more than 1 correct answer?

Sentence:
My planning is agreed to / with / by my girlfriends.


My opinion:
Usually, agree will be followed by to or with.
However, passive voice will be followed by.


Thanks

 

[bhaisahab]

Hi,

Question:
1) Should I write “to, with , or by”?
2) Do we have more than 1 correct answer?

Sentence:
My planning is agreed to / with / by my girlfriends.


My opinion:
Usually, agree will be followed by to or with.
However, passive voice will be followed by.


Thanks

My planning is agreed to my girlfriends. This doesn't make any sense at all.

 

[euncu]

Why, pushing so hard ? Just say that your girlfriend agrees with your plan.

Sometimes I think that some people are more interested in passing English exams than learning English.

 

[uktous]

Why, pushing so hard ? Just say that your girlfriend agrees with your plan.

Sometimes I think that some people are more interested in passing English exams than learning English.

Thank you.

Passing exams should be the short term objective .
Learning should be the long term objetcive.

I want to achievement both objectives, so sometimes, I make easy things become difficult things.

:lol:

 

[euncu]

Then, as a short time objective;

I want to [STRIKE]achievement[/STRIKE] achieve both objectives

Achievement is the noun form of the verb "achieve"

 

[Raymott]

Hi,

Question:
1) Should I write “to, with , or by”?
2) Do we have more than 1 correct answer?

Sentence:
My planning is agreed to / with / by my girlfriends.


My opinion:
Usually, agree will be followed by to or with.
However, passive voice will be followed by.


Thanks

My planning is agreed to by my girlfriends.