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from/with
Hi
Let's start with/from you.
Let's begin with/from you.
--- Are both correct?
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Re: from/with

Originally Posted by
GUEST2008
Hi
Let's start with/from you.
Let's begin with/from you.
--- Are both correct?
I would use "with" in both cases.
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Re: from/with
Hi
But is "with" just your preference and "from" is also passable?
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Re: from/with

Originally Posted by
GUEST2008
Hi
But is "with" just your preference and "from" is also passable?
There could be certain circumstances where we might use "starting from you" but I can't think of any right now, whereas, "starting with you" works in all circumstances that I can think of.
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