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Whether i use speaking with you or speaking to you when scheduling a meeting
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You can use either one, but the meaning can a little bit different. " to " is used in more cases where one person will take the lead; that person has a question or information for the other person. " with " is used for an equal discussion.
- You can use either one, but the meaning can a little bit different.
- " to " is used in more cases where one person will take the lead; that person has a question or information for the other person.
- " with " is used for an equal discussion.
- Teacher to Tommy's mother: I want to speak to you about Tommy's behaviour next week after school.
- What day can you meet with me?
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You can use either one, but the meaning can a little bit different.
"to" is used in more cases where one person will take the lead; that person has a question or information for the other person. "with" is used for an equal discussion.
Teacher to Tommy's mother: I want to speak to you about Tommy's behaviour next week after school. What day can you meet with
"to" is used in more cases where one person will take the lead; that person has a question or information for the other person. "with" is used for an equal discussion.
Teacher to Tommy's mother: I want to speak to you about Tommy's behaviour next week after school. What day can you meet with
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