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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

which one is correct?

"spoke with" or "spoke to"?
  

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Both can be correct. "Spoke to" sounds like you did all the talking (or at least most of it) while "spoke with" sounds like there was more of a dialogue.

— BarbaraPA

  • Both can be correct.
  • "Spoke to" sounds like you did all the talking (or at least most of it) while "spoke with" sounds like there was more of a dialogue.
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Both can be correct. "Spoke to" sounds like you did all the talking (or at least most of it) while "spoke with" sounds like there was more of a dialogue.
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Grammar GeekBoth can be correct. "Spoke to" sounds like you did all the talking (or at least most of it) while "spoke with" sounds like there was more of a dialogue.

I really prefer that people speak "with" me rather than "to" me.
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It also applies to 'talk with' and 'talk to'.
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