"i can't agree with you anymore" If you have understood the statement correctly, it means that the speaker no longer agrees with you. It is an unusual statement, in that people with similar viewpoints rarely change. However, It sounds to me like a common expression " I couldn't agree with you more" which has the reverse meaning. In this statement, the speaker tells you that no matter what might happen, they already agree with you as much as is possible. Couldn't (Could not) implies that there is a condition that will not be met. "Among “be strict in/about/on sth“ This depends on the subject of your strictness. I am strict with my children. I am strict about the time at which my children come home. You would never be strict 'in'. You could be Strict 'on' something in certain conditions. Your child wants to come home later than agreed, and to drink. You can be flexible on the time at which they come home, but you would be strict on the drinking.

In American English, "anymore" and "any more" are very different. 1. I used to eat ice cream, but I do not eat ice cream ANYMORE. 2. I used to love Mona, but I do not love her ANYMORE. 3. I used to have black hair, but my hair is not black ANYMORE. ***** 4. Thank you for offering me another dish of meat, but I am full. I do not want ANY MORE. 5. I know that you have one sister. Excuse me, may I ask: Do you have ANY MORE siblings? 6. I went to the store to buy a hat that I saw in the newspaper, but they had sold all of them and they didn't have ANY MORE.

1 - yes it's the same. 2 - sorry but I'm not sure what you mean with this question. when you say "Among" do you mean "Also"? If so you can say "be strict in your dealings with him" and "be strict about who you allow in". I'm not sure what "on sth" means. Sorry.

"i can't agree with you anymore" mean =/= i can't agree with you any more" they are different "i can't agree with you anymore = i stopped being agree with you i can't agree with you any more = i can't agree with you more than i agree with you now “be strict in/about sth“ are right, but "on" is wrong

i can't agree with you anymore>我没法同意你更多-.-...就是说我很赞同你的看法