Armsys Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
I can't agree more...
Usually, the expression "I can't agree more..," mean exactly "I agree...", but why?
Armstrong
Armstrong
Top answer
Hi, It means 'I agree so much that it's not possible for me to agree any more than this'. Clive
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Hi,
It means 'I agree so much that it's not possible for me to agree any more than this'.
Clive
It means 'I agree so much that it's not possible for me to agree any more than this'.
Clive
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Hi Clive,
Thanks for your annotation.
So, for the same token, can it be also applied to "I can't overemphasize?"
Armstrong
Thanks for your annotation.
So, for the same token, can it be also applied to "I can't overemphasize?"
Armstrong
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Hi,
Yes.
More common than 'can' is 'couldn't'.
eg 'I couldn't agree/disagree more'.
Clive
Yes.
More common than 'can' is 'couldn't'.
eg 'I couldn't agree/disagree more'.
Clive
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