The past participle of the word "agree" is "agreed." When we use the past participle, we're indicating that an action has been completed or that a state or condition is established. In the case of "agree," the past participle is often used to form the perfect tenses, such as the present perfect ("I have agreed") or the past perfect ("She had agreed"). It's like a linguistic time stamp that helps us express actions and events that happened in the past. So remember, when you want to talk about something you agreed to in the past, just use the word "agreed" as the past participle.
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