- Hi Willis, I have a question for you.
- Hi Willis, I have a question with you.
What is the difference?
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1The first one is perfectly straightforward - I have a question I want to ask Willis. But I am struggling to understand what the second one means. Perhaps I left a written question with him/her two weeks ago, and I still haven't had a reply.– WS2Feb 6, 2015 at 23:20
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Thanks WS2. Your comment makes sense and answered my question.– Merin NakarmiFeb 6, 2015 at 23:35
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Simply put, the second one is ambiguous, incomplete or incorrect. The first one is by far the only acceptable of the two.
