The phrase "agreed yes" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used informally to express strong agreement, but it is better to use more conventional phrases.
Example: "After discussing the proposal, I can confidently say that I am in favor of it. Agreed yes."
Alternatives: "I agree" or "Absolutely."
"Apart from Italy!" yelled Kevin Brennan, and Mr Bryant agreed – yes, we were in the same boat as Italy.
"Everyone agreed yes, we need to take care of DACA-protected individuals, we need to take care of them now". Sen. Richard J. Durbin (D-Ill). hosted Republican senators in his office to follow up on the meeting with Trump.
First, the panel was asked whether they agreed (yes or no) with the proposed indicators and their definitions.
"It's one thing to make you go through battle scenes over and over, but once you've solved a puzzle, why should you have to keep solving it over and over again before you can get to a ridiculously hard timed puzzle?" My friends wearily agreed: yes, it's a bad thing, now quit talking about it.
Adolescents had to indicate whether they agreed, yes =1, no =0, with 28 items included in the scale.
Her co-host agreed, "Yes, he is a very versatile man".
Due to classroom and logistical constraints, the survey was designed to be short and students only could respond whether they agreed (e.g., "agree," "yes"), disagreed (e.g., "disagree," "no"), or neither agreed nor disagreed (e.g., "neither agree nor disagree," "neutral") with the questions.
Anton laughs and agrees yes, it's probably the looming civil war, and turns his attention to the skaters. .
I agree, yes, that one could put it that way".
In Montenegro everyone brews his own brandy, which means you can't escape sampling it and agreeing, yes, his is the best, in every cafe.
"Can you also agree — yes or no — to update me?" Griffith said, as though asking for future contact were a hardball question.
