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This is a nuance question. Is there an implicit hyrarchy in using "work with"? For instance is there a difference between the following two sentences?
1) He worked with me on the project.
2) I worked with him on the project.
I'm just wondering if (1) would sound a bit arrogantly if we were pure peers and (2) would be putting myself under him. Since I'm not a native English speaker, I'm struggling.. thanks.
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Re: work with

Originally Posted by
nevernative
1) He worked with me on the project.
2) I worked with him on the project.
#1 may suggest that it was primarily my project, #2 that it was his.
You can avoid such possible nuances by saying, "We worked together on the project".
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