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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
AROUND vs WITH
How would you say these 2 sentences please?
1 You're the only person I can do this in front of. You're the only person I can be myself around./with.
Thank you
1 You're the only person I can do this in front of. You're the only person I can be myself around./with.
Thank you
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I think by the first one you are conveying, "You are the only person I feel comfortable enough with to do this in front of." Your construction is fine and conveys that. The second captures the same idea, and is also fine. I agree with MM.
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