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I can't agree more
I know the meaning of " I can't agree more" ,what I want to know is if I can change the verb agree ,for example : I can't hate it more ? or some verbs else ,thank you
Apr 12, 2016 3:42 AM
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In theory, you could use many other verbs, but you won't hear natives do this very often. In colloquial English there are a few usages which are more common. Also, most native English speakers use the conditional tense with this type of phrase. For example:
Don't you think it would be better if we finished cleaning the house first?
'I couldn't agree more!'
Are you enjoying your new life in Australia?
'It's incredible, I couldn't be happier!
April 12, 2016
You could, and it would be kind of funny, but not very common. Couldn't agree more is common.
April 12, 2016
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