If you say you can’t agree more/less, do you mean you totally agree/disagree.

What does it mean to say I can’t agree more?

If you say you can’t agree more/less, you mean you Totally agree/disagree.

Can’t you agree more with that?

I totally agree! : I totally agree with you! I agree with you 100%!

Can’t agree more or can’t agree more?

Either way, you can use it.Saying « I can’t » is finedisagree with you » or « I totally agree with you ». I think the second usage is less formal than the first, but still acceptable.

What means?

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Can or can’t?

this negative form Neither spoken English nor written English can be used. We sometimes say we can’t, but it’s very emphatic. The negative form of can is can’t in spoken English and cannot in written English.

How do you tell the truth differently?

synonym for true indeed yes; indeed; in fact; of course; really; really; really; in fact;

When can I use can’t agree more?

strongly agree: Bob said it was the government’s fault, and I totally agree.

What does it mean to disagree?

If you say you can’t agree/disagree more, what do you mean You fully agree/disagree.

Can’t I agree with your more idioms?

Explanation: This is the highest level of agreement with someone because they cannot agree more than they do. It’s simple and common. « I can’t agree You more, this place is beautiful. « 

Can I love you a little less?

usually say to appease someone They can do something and you don’t like them.

Couldn’t there be a better meaning?

(one’s happiness or the state of something) perfect, exactly as expected, or better than expected. A: « How are you? » B: « Oh, it couldn’t be better!

What other expressions do I agree to?

Different ways to say I agree

1. I agree with you.
2. yes.
3. We are wholehearted.
4. You can say it again.
5. I identify with you very much.
6. that’s right.
7. agree.
8. Your words came straight out of my mouth.

Couldn’t there be more meaning?

« No more » is a phrase you can use to express Impossible to have or have more. For example: « I am very satisfied with the outcome of the project. » This means that you are so satisfied with the project that you couldn’t be more satisfied. « The new baby couldn’t be more perfect. »

Is this true or true?

Remember the difference between «  »that’s real” and “Is this true? « The same rule applies to « it’s true » and « that’s true. » You may often hear the word « it’s true » in response to the question, « Is that true? » « But the correct way to answer is « that’s true ».

How do you say a person is real?

They all strongly indicate that you believe this information to be true.
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10 expressions used in speaking and writing:

1. I am sure..
2. I am absolutely positive…
3. I am 100% sure..
4. I am convinced. .
5. I can assure you that…
6. I can’t be more sure…
7. I would bet my life.
8. It is a well-known fact that…

How do you say I totally agree?

Ways of expressing consent:

1. That’s right/you’re right/I know: use when agreeing with someone: …
2. Totally/Absolutely/I can’t agree more: Used to express your complete agreement with someone: …
3. You can say it again/you tell me: a more informal way of saying you totally agree with someone:

How do you say I don’t agree?

such as « I’m not sure I agree with you » or « I don’t think I have the same opinion You » really mean « I disagree. » Agree to disagree. This is a useful way to end an argument you know no one will agree with.

Say something other than I understand how you feel?

I’m sorry you’re going through this.

« I’m sorry you’re going through this » Letting your loved ones know that you understand the situation is difficult. At the same time, it sounds like you don’t think you know how they feel. « I’m sorry you’re going through this » is also a good alternative to « I’m sorry for your loss. »

May I?

Modal verbs. you use could not or could not to show that something cannot be true.

Is it possible or possible?

can, like could, and would are used to ask polite questions, but can is only used to ask permission to do or say something (« Can I borrow your car? » « Can I get you something to drink? ») . could is the past tense of canbut it has other uses beyond that – that’s where the confusion lies.