Agree
Agree verb - To have or come to the same opinion or point of view.
Give
Give verb - To make a present of.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- By pointing out items one and two to LGBT people and trying to convince or coerce them to agree and give up gay sex lives, the believers are doing the gay sinners a big favour (saving them from Hell).
Source: Useful Notes / Homophobia - The Warden can give a response like "He did agree to help us... though he didn't have much choice", to which the Arl calls the trope out by name.
Source: Damned by Faint Praise -
If you agree to help him (read: defeat all the monsters yourself) at Zenan bridge, he'll give you his helmet of the same make.
Source: Video Game / Chrono Trigger
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