🔗1. The verbs accept and agree have different meanings. To express your willingness to do something, use agree with an infinitive. Accept is not possible in this case.
📝Examples She agreed to come. (= She expressed her willingness to come.) (NOT She accepted to come.) They agreed to part ways amicably. (NOT They accepted to part ways amicably.) My sister has agreed to look after my babies when I am away. __ @engmasters #realteam #Eng_USAG #5Usage -------------------------------------- Read points 2&3 in comments🔽
🔗1. The verbs accept and agree have different meanings. To express your willingness to do something, use agree with an infinitive. Accept is not possible in this case.
📝Examples She agreed to come. (= She expressed her willingness to come.) (NOT She accepted to come.) They agreed to part ways amicably. (NOT They accepted to part ways amicably.) My sister has agreed to look after my babies when I am away. __ @engmasters #realteam #Eng_USAG #5Usage -------------------------------------- Read points 2&3 in comments🔽
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