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I would have to agree?
Hi guys,
I understand "I would agree", but then what does "I would have to agree" mean and in what kind of situations would you say it?
Apr 22, 2018 9:18 PM
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We usually use this when we are compelled to agree, or we feel like in special circumstances, we must agree. It almost carries a little bit of a hesitant tone in English, in conversation.
"I would have to agree with you. Bobby's pizza really is the best in town."
[the implication is that you WANT to like Larry's pizza, perhaps because you are his friend, but Bobby's pizza is by far a superior pie]
I know that's a complicated answer but I hope it helps :)
April 22, 2018
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