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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Things said spoken but what's wrong wrriten?

I hear this on TV person was german, is this make sense?
  1. Your $100 is his $10000. $100 for you is like $10000 for him. He's that rich.
On spoken, people tend to use "with" is that ok on formal?
  1. The worst is over with.
On spoken, people say in case like the below, on formal, how does someone?
  1. The employer doesn't mingle with employees in case he has to let one go.
  

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Anonymous Your $100 is his $10000. $100 for you is like $10000 for him. He's that rich.

— Avangi

  • Anonymous Your $100 is his $10000.
  • $100 for you is like $10000 for him.
  • He's that rich.
  • Anonymous The worst is over with.
  • Anonymous The employer doesn't mingle with employees in case he has to let one go.
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AnonymousYour $100 is his $10000. $100 for you is like $10000 for him. He's that rich.
AnonymousThe worst is over with.
AnonymousThe employer doesn't mingle with employees in case he has to let one go.
These are correct and natural, both spoken and written.

"With" is optional in
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