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Grammar
With/to
What's the difference between with/to in the sentence?
What's happening with/to you? Why don't you want to talk to me?
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anonymous difference between with/to In the given context, 'with' suggests an ongoing change of psychological state, whereas 'to' suggests external forces acting upon the person. ) CJ
- anonymous difference between with/to In the given context, 'with' suggests an ongoing change of psychological state, whereas 'to' suggests external forces acting upon the person.
- ) CJ
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anonymousdifference between with/to
In the given context, 'with' suggests an ongoing change of psychological state, whereas 'to' suggests external forces acting upon the person.
Seeing a bruise on Dorothy's hand, Sam asks, "What happened to you?" (You would not use 'with you' here.)
CJ
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