CEFR A1

with

preposition

Meaning

Used to indicate that people or things are together in one place.

Examples

I am going to the store with my mother.
He sat with his friends.

Synonyms: alongside, together, among, using

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with (A1)

preposition

Pronunciation: /wɪð/, /wɪθ/

Definition

Used to indicate that people or things are together in one place.

Examples

I am going to the store with my mother.
He sat with his friends.
She came with us to the party.

How to Use with

with someone (prepositional phrase): In the company of a person. — "I want to go with my friend."
with something (prepositional phrase): Using an object or tool. — "Please write with a blue pen."
with joy (prepositional phrase): Expressing a feeling. — "He shouted with joy."
with regard to (prepositional phrase): Concerning or relating to. — "With regard to your question, the answer is yes."

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