a simple question

[Prahad Singh]

He talk to you.
He talk with you.
Which sentence is more correct.

[Harry Smith]

Originally Posted by Prahad Singh

He talk to you.
He talk with you.
Which sentence is more correct.

A simple answer: He talks to you is more correct.

[Tdol]

However, 'talk with' is also widely used.

[Harry Smith]

Originally Posted by Tdol

However, 'talk with' is also widely used.

I know! I prefer to say "To talk to" and " to have a talk with" though in AE "to talk with" is widely used.

[Damnit]

1 [C] a conversation between two people, often about a particular subject:
I asked him to have a talk with his mother about his plan.

2 [C] when someone speaks to a group of people about a particular subject:
He gave a talk about/on his visit to America.

3 She talks to her mother on the phone every week.

[Tdol]

Originally Posted by Harry Smith

I know! I prefer to say "To talk to" and " to have a talk with" though in AE "to talk with" is widely used.

I use 'to talk to'.

[Teia]

Originally Posted by Prahad Singh

He talk to you.
He talk with you.
Which sentence is more correct.

Hi

Both sentences are correct but the meaning is slightly different.

He talks to you .[ he tells you smth- he communicates you smth]
He talks with you [ both parts are equally involved]

He talks to the students , telling them that they should do their assignments properly.
He talks with the students about the new unit they are going to study.

Regards,

[Volcano1985]

Originally Posted by Prahad Singh

He talk to you.
He talk with you.
Which sentence is more correct.

He talks to you.

[Harry Smith]

Originally Posted by Tdol

I use 'to talk to'.

So do I!