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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

To/with

I'm only nice with people I know. Or

I'm only nice to people I know.

Are both ok?

I'm only high with people I know. Or

I'm only high to people I know.
  

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Yes, they are both ok, "to" probably being more common. The second set of your sentences doesn't mean anything to me but perhaps you meant I get high only with people I know. (in which case only "with" is appropriate)

— Ivanhr

  • Yes, they are both ok, "to" probably being more common.
  • The second set of your sentences doesn't mean anything to me but perhaps you meant I get high only with people I know.
  • (in which case only "with" is appropriate)
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Yes, they are both ok, "to" probably being more common.

The second set of your sentences doesn't mean anything to me but perhaps you meant

I get high only with people I know. (in which case only "with" is appropriate)
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