use of With

Use of With

 1. It is used to denote the company or presence of-
For Ex- 1. He lives with his parents.
              2. They were working with his brother.

2. It is used to describe the possession of something-
For Ex- 1. His keys are with me.
              2. This message is with me.

3. It is used to carry or having something-
For Ex- 1. I saw a boy with a basket.
              2. I saw a man carrying a cap.

4. It is used to show the helping tools/ instruments/ weapons-
For Ex- 1. I wrote the answer with a pen.
              2. The mountains are covered with snow.

5. It is used to denote any material, item or article used-
For Ex-  1. He made a boat with paper.
               2. This bucket is filled with water.

6. It is used to show any agreement or support
For Ex-  1. I am agree with you.
               2. He is with the management.

7. It is used to denote cause-
For Ex-  1. They are trembling with fear.
               2. My fingers are numb with cold.

8. It is used to describe opposition and argument against something-
For Ex-  1. India is playing with Pakistan.
               2. He was arguing with me.

9. It is used to denote the circumstances in which something takes place-
For Ex-  1. They sleep with light off.
               2. I will go there with his permission only.

10. It is used to denote something concerned with-
For Ex-  1. He is pleased with me.
               2. They are angry with me.









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