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" Both mean much the same, 'To have a conversation. '
- " Both mean much the same, 'To have a conversation.
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I'm guessing that you mean, "What is the difference between 'Talk to somebody' and 'Talk with somebody'."
Both mean much the same, 'To have a conversation. Both people are talking.'
Both mean much the same, 'To have a conversation. Both people are talking.'
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Habibaelgindy, you are posting a lot of questions. If you want the volunteer helpers here to give up their free time to assist you, please:
1. take the time to formulate your request in standard English. Wipeter has given you a good example.
2. give your threads a title that gives is some information about your questions. The endless 'error?', 'difference?' and 'A or B?' tell us noth
1. take the time to formulate your request in standard English. Wipeter has given you a good example.
2. give your threads a title that gives is some information about your questions. The endless 'error?', 'difference?' and 'A or B?' tell us noth
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