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Which is correct to say - 'talking to Maria' or 'talking with Maria'?
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Both are correct, with different meanings. Although they may be used interchangeably in some cases, the essential distinction is that talking TO someone implies a one-way exchange like a lecture or a lesson, while talking WITH someone suggests a two-way exchange like a conversation.
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Is it proper grammar to say 'I were talking to you'?
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Who baldo and his father talking about?
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