I was chatting with my dad on Facebook (yes, facebook, he is very...hip!) and I said that I was going to "speak with [someone]".
He corrected me that it is:
"speak to" or
"talk to"
but
"discuss with" or
"converse with"
I was just looking it up on an online dictionary here, but it says as an example, She spoke with him for an hour, which contradicts what he said.
Does anyone know the correct grammar, and any fancy reasons why it is that way around?
He corrected me that it is:
"speak to" or
"talk to"
but
"discuss with" or
"converse with"
I was just looking it up on an online dictionary here, but it says as an example, She spoke with him for an hour, which contradicts what he said.
Does anyone know the correct grammar, and any fancy reasons why it is that way around?
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