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Rami1511 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Talk to or Talk with ?
Whats the difference between talk to and talk with ?
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They are generally interchangeable. If one person did all the talking, talk to might be preferred. If you wanted to emphasize that it was a discussion involving both people speaking you might prefer to use talk with , but I talked to her yesterday doesn't necessarily mean that she didn't say much.
- They are generally interchangeable.
- If one person did all the talking, talk to might be preferred.
- If you wanted to emphasize that it was a discussion involving both people speaking you might prefer to use talk with , but I talked to her yesterday doesn't necessarily mean that she didn't say much.
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They are generally interchangeable. If one person did all the talking, talk to might be preferred. If you wanted to emphasize that it was a discussion involving both people speaking you might prefer to use talk with, but I talked to her yesterday doesn't necessarily mean that she didn't say much.
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