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Abhishek balaji Posted 15 years ago
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Differnce between
Could you please tell me the difference between talk to and talk with?
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Hello, abhishek - and welcome to English Forums. 'Talk with' usually involves a longer discussion. You can 'talk to' someone just by saying 'Hello'.
- Hello, abhishek - and welcome to English Forums.
- 'Talk with' usually involves a longer discussion.
- You can 'talk to' someone just by saying 'Hello'.
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Hello, abhishek - and welcome to English Forums.
'Talk with' usually involves a longer discussion. You can 'talk to' someone just by saying 'Hello'.
'Talk with' usually involves a longer discussion. You can 'talk to' someone just by saying 'Hello'.
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