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Gene93 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

I hope everything is going well for/with you

Hello,

What's the difference between: "I hope everything is going well for you" and "I hope everything is going well with you"? I've encountered both but "with you" is probably more common. What do you think?


Thank you.

  

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Gene93 What's the difference between: "I hope everything is going well for you" and "I hope everything is going well with you"? There is no difference in meaning. Gene93 I've encountered both but "with you" is probably more common I seldom encounter 'with' nowadays.

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  • Gene93 What's the difference between: "I hope everything is going well for you" and "I hope everything is going well with you"?
  • There is no difference in meaning.
  • Gene93 I've encountered both but "with you" is probably more common I seldom encounter 'with' nowadays.
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Gene93What's the difference between: "I hope everything is going well for you" and "I hope everything is going well with you"?

There is no difference in meaning.

Gene93 I've encountered both but "with you" is probably more common

I seldom encounter 'with' nowadays.

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