Preposition: about

• nature: Finally, English is an entirely subjective subject and consequently examiners may disagree about the brilliant nature of that essay you believed in.

Converse of object

• agree: Agree Disagree Neither agree nor disagree Do you have any suggestions for the other campaigns?

Modifying Another Word

• strongly: Using the Internet improves study success 1 - strongly disagree 3 - no opinion 5 - strongly agree 1 2 3 4 5 38.

• fundamentally: Some will disagree fundamentally with the terms of the Motion.

• profoundly: The alternative is to send their children to the local denominational school with whose ethos they may profoundly disagree.

• respectfully: I know that the Reform members I have met are utterly sincere in their beliefs and I have to learn to disagree respectfully.

• violently: Does anyone have any comments about that, or do you violently disagree?

Followed by an intransitive particle

• over: The real problems are not with those difficult passages that people disagree over.

Used with why or when

• where: More What happens if my social worker and I disagree about where I should live and I am not satisfied?

Preposition: in

• principle: We did not disagree in principle with most of the reviewers ' comments.

Preposition: with

• statement: The more you disagree with a statement, the lower will be the number you circle.

• decision: What if I disagree with a decision about my claim?

• proposition: I do, however, disagree with some propositions made about elders and protesting.

• recommendation: NIMR's Heads of Divisions ' Committee strongly disagree with the recommendations and believe that they are presented without supporting evidence.

• conclusion: I completely disagree with this conclusion you've drawn, Ruis.

Noun used with modifier

• agree: National results as follows: Statement Agree Disagree Don't know Only un-neutered toms spray urine ( F ).