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I will work with this one for now. vs I will work with this for now.

Both phrases are correct, but they have slightly different meanings. 'I will work with this one for now' implies that you are choosing a specific option out of several, while 'I will work with this for now' suggests a general approach without specifying a particular item. The choice between them depends on whether you are referring to a specific item or a more general concept.

Last updated: March 23, 2024 • 1254 views

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

"I will work with this one for now. "

This phrase is used when you are selecting a specific option out of several and deciding to work with it temporarily.
  • As it didn't work with this one, I'll pick that one...
  • We will live with this one for however long it takes, and remember it for the rest of our careers.
  • You know, before you came along, I was in a fair amount of trouble with this one for bedding the local talent.
  • My mother has struggled with this one for a long time.
  • I will work with you to stop Ra's.
  • However, I will leave you with this one parting thought: they're doing amazing things with plastic surgery nowadays.
  • This is Agent Tyler and Agent Lathrop, who I will work with coordinating your detail.
  • I will work with you to the extent that I can, but when a former agent is a suspect, it...
  • I will work with you but that's it.
  • I will work with you as long as we're clear that this is my case.
  • I will work with all of you to put Prince Edward on the throne.
  • And I will work with whoever you hire to make it a smooth transition over the next two weeks.
  • But in my role as district attorney i will work with him in the same way that i work with any member of the lapd.
  • I might keep you in this room for a couple of days, with this one for company.
  • I will take his text with me, and we will work with it.
  • At this point, I don't believe it will produce a very bad result, but it's all we have to work with for now.
  • The one I just fixed will work fine now.
  • I will keep them safe for now.
  • I suppose I will, for now.
  • l am telling you that I will leave, as soon as you help me with this one tiny favor.

Alternatives:

  • I will work with this particular one for now.
  • I will choose this one to work with for now.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

"I will work with this for now. "

This phrase is used when you are taking a general approach and deciding to work with something temporarily without specifying a particular item.
  • At this point, I don't believe it will produce a very bad result, but it's all we have to work with for now.
  • The one I just fixed will work fine now.
  • I think this should work for now.
  • Maybe the prayer thing will work now.
  • Lots of olives and garlic and just the right amount of rosemary to make you weep... not like this pig I work for now.
  • I know where you work now.
  • I got a computer that works now.
  • So, I should get back to work now.
  • And that's the way I work now.
  • I'll go upstairs to prepare for work now.
  • - but I cannot abandon this work now.
  • I'm at work with my Godfather now.
  • But when push come to shove... I'm the one who's got to take y'all are leaving me very little to work with right now.
  • I really don't know how I can be of any help to you. I just got home from work now.
  • So, anyway, I guess I can come back to work now.
  • I was, that's why I have to work now.
  • I did it because I understand how it works now.
  • I do a lot of pro bono work now.
  • Okay. - I have to go to work now.
  • Young miss, I need you to go to work now.

Alternatives:

  • I will work with this temporarily.
  • I will use this for now.

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