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This sentence is an summarization after a meeting for three people:
We three agreed on those two problems will be an interesting problem to study next.
I want to state the following fact:
I feel weird on reading this sentence...Any improvement can you guys suggest?
Moreover, should I say this two problems or those two problems?
Thank you!
This is for singular, and these for plural, so the correct one is these or those (two is plural).
We three agreed that those two problems would be interesting to study next.
OR
The three of us agreed that those two problems would be interesting to study next.
We are talking about two problems here, and you have used 'on' after 'agreed' incorrectly.
In simple non-grammatical lingo, there is something wrong with the way you have connected two different sentences as one.
example. (something that goes on like the first sentence in my answer and makes sense)
We three agreed on the merits of globalization and decided that it would be an interesting topic to study.
