Preposition: with

• remark: The Chairperson said he could concur with these remarks.

• finding: Some of these concur with the findings some do not.

• conclusion: We are in broad agreement with the recommendations and are happy to concur with the conclusions on the key issues as identified.

• speaker: I concur with the speaker that it is a great time to be an information professional.

• opinion: I enjoyed both talks although I'd concur with the other opinions about the pub afterward.

Modifying Another Word

• wholeheartedly: Friend was saying about the policy of the SNP, I wholeheartedly concur.

• heartily: We heartily concur with these " four points " which are endorsed by the Green Paper launched by David Blunkett.

• unanimously: The twenty authors of this book concur unanimously on the first part of the answer: We must be engaged.

• broadly: Thin section fabric studies concur broadly with Talbot et al.

• readily: These are fine words with which we may readily concur.

• entirely: The Prime Minister: I concur entirely with what the right hon.

Preposition: in

• opinion: All concur in opinion that he was a meek, charitable, and pious bishop.

• view: I have also consulted some sagacious and experienced observers, and, after deliberation, they concur in this view.

• verdict: I may add that I entirely concur in the verdict, which the jury pronounced " .

• mark: Decisions of Boards of Examiners 9.18 The internal and External Examiners must concur in the mark and grade to be awarded to each student.