For the most part agree and concur are synonyms, although concur has other usages that are apart from the meaning of agree. There are however some subtle differences, that arise, and …

Reflecting on this, I think that concur describes a passive acquiescence, agree an active one. Imagine a meeting. The Chair says Are we in favour of what is proposed? This is followed by …

2017年6月12日 · A Google NGram search for "concur with" and "agree with" shows that the latter is far more common (perhaps 60 to 100 times more common); "concur" is almost nonexistent …

2012年5月22日 · I am wondering if using "I concur" in a formal context is OK. I am writing a formal email; I want to use I concur, at the same time don't want to sound ghetto. Maybe I shouldn't …

2015年4月19日 · Dissent from vs concur with, where each preposition has a statement or judgement as object.This is a legal term; US Supreme Court decisions, for instance, may be …

The direct translation of the latin Qui tacet consentit that has been thrown around here a few times is "He who is silent consents", but obviously that's not in common colloquial use -- nor, might I …

2018年7月11日 · As Billy says, your sentence, iihc, is grammatical, but I would not call it "correct" or good writing. I would recommend something like "If I do not hear otherwise from you by …

2015年10月4日 · Unstarted/Unbegun all mean that you have not started to work on tasks you have in mind. However, once they are in your folder, that means you've already started to …

2014年3月21日 · Here are some more conversational ways to say "I share your opinion".: My position is the same as yours. I hold the same position.

In addition, concurrent has a few additional meanings, most of which amount to "in agreement," as in "two people working concurrently."