Getting Along Better with Others
Would you like to get along better with your husband or wife, or with you children, especially your teenager? Or, if you are a teenager, would you like getting along better with your parents or with a teacher in high school or college. Or, if you are a teacher, are you making mistakes that lead students to feel put upon? Or, at work, do you want to get along better with your boss, or do higher-ups in the company want to get along better with the people working under their supervision? And on the list goes: let your imagination complete the list for you.
If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you need to know about a very common error in grammar that so many of us make when we are talking with others—a very simple error that is easy to correct. I am talking about whether to use “to” or “with.” Read more…