Before an infinitive, we usually use agree, not accept.
I agreed to meet them here (More normal than I accepted...)
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Laura, Analía & Alejandro
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- Prepositions (part 1)
- Prepositions (part 2)
- Prepositions
- Adjectives
- Language terminology
- ABLE
- Abbreviated styles in English
- About & On
- About to
- Above & Over
- Accept & Agree
- According to
- Across, over & through
- Active verbs
- Actual & actually
- Adjectives: complementation
- Adverb particles and prepositions
- Negative form of adjectives
- Adjectives
- Word formation
- Adverbs and Adjectives
- Adverbs - Position
- Affect & Effect
- Afraid
- After
- After all
- Afternoon, evening & night
- Age
- Ago
- Alike
- Tenses & their corresponding time expressions
- List of Irregular verbs
- Verb + Preposition combinations
- Verb + Preposition combinations
- Verb + Particle + Preposition combinations (Phrasa...
- A list of Phrasal verbs
- All
- Allow, permit & let
- Almost & nearly
- Alone, lonely, lonesome & lone
- Along & through
- Already & All ready
- Also, as well and too
- Alternate (ly) and alternative (ly)
- Although & Though
- Altogether & all together
- American and British English
- Grammar practice- Choose the right option
- Grammar practice - Choose the right option (2)
- Sample
- And
- Another, other, others
- ANY
- Appear
- Arise & rise / Arouse & rouse
- (A) round and about
- ARTICLES
- as... as... ; as much/many as
- as and though: special word order
- as, for & since
- as, when & while (simultaneous events)
- as if and as though
- Determiners
- Order of adjectives
- Articles (a/an, the/zero article)
- Prepositions
- Prepositions
- Conjunctions
- Adverbs
- IDIOMS
- Agreement: Plural & singular forms of nouns
- Connectors
- Relative clauses
- So, such, too
- Gerunds & Infinitives
- Crime and punishment
- Tenses
- Passive voice
- The Subjunctive
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