I will not now reason how that the Masse doth agre nothing at all with the lordes supper / for this is euẽ to the eyes of all men often tymes shewed in many bookes of most lerned and godly seruantes of Godd.
I agre therto, maistre amener, thankyng you with all my herte Je my acorde, monsieur laulmosniér, uous remerciant de tout mon coeur of your good techyng.
The berer her of schall informe yow whedyr Jeney wyll agre to thys appoyntment or not.
Neverthelesse, I undrestande that sche seythe, 'What if he and sche kan agre I wyll not lette it, but I will never advyse hyr therto in no wyse.
And to this Maister Markham prayed you to agre by the same token ye mevyd hym to sette an ende be twyx you and my masters your brethern.
Translatio, translacion, that is a worde translated from the thynge that it properlye signifieth, vnto another whych may agre with it by a similitude.
Concepcio, when in vnlike clauses a certeyn cõmon thynge that is put in one of thẽ, can not agre with the other, excepte it be chaunged.
Or they may agre in hammer and differ in stiddie, as b and v.
Or they mayagre in both and differ in the tuich, as f and v, m and p, t and g.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "agre" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
