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    Difference btw "agree upon" and "agree to"

    Hi All,

    what is the difference between Agree Upon and Agree to?
    In what context is each phrase used?


    cheers
    Champ

    Ok... i think it is Agree upon when it is a consensus or an unanimous decision by a group

    Agree to - he was forced to agree to the proposal

    Can some one confirm if this is correct?

    Champ
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