Multiple choice general knowledge

My mother is a good cook.

  1. I agree with you.

  2. I agree you.

  3. I agree to you.

  4. I agree for you.
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A Correct answer
Explanation

When agreeing with someone's opinion in English, we use 'agree with' followed by the person or their opinion. 'I agree with you' (option A) is grammatically correct. Options B, C, and D are incorrect - 'agree you', 'agree to you', and 'agree for you' are not standard English expressions for agreeing with someone's opinion.

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