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Who did you go with? vs With whom did you go?

Both phrases are fine/correct, but 'Who did you go with?' is more commonly used in everyday spoken English. 'With whom did you go?' is more formal and less often used in casual conversations.
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Who did you go with?

This phrase is correct and commonly used in everyday spoken English.

This phrase is the more common and informal way to ask about the person someone went with.

Examples:

  • Who did you go with to the party last night?
  • Who did you go with to the concert?
  • Who did you go with on your trip?
  • Who did you go with to the movies?
  • Who did you go with to the restaurant?
  • And you - who did you go with?
  • Who did you go with?
  • Who did you go with?
  • Who did you go with?
  • And who did you go with?
  • Why, who did you go with?
  • Who did you go with?
  • Who did you go with?
  • But who did you go with?
  • Who did you go with and where?
  • Who did you go with before that?
  • Who did you go to the game with?
  • Did you go with your boyfriend?
  • Did you go with Kelly or...
  • Where did you go with your brothers last night?
  • Where did you go with Mrs. Beliansky?
  • Then why did you go with her?
  • Brittany, did you go with negative or positive reinforcement?
  • Where did you go with la grenouille?
  • How did you go with your barrister?

Alternatives:

  • Who was with you?
  • Who accompanied you?
  • Who was your companion?
  • Who joined you?
  • Who went along with you?

With whom did you go?

This phrase is correct but less commonly used in casual conversations.

This phrase is more formal and less commonly used in everyday spoken English. It is suitable for more formal situations or written communication.

Examples:

  • With whom did you go to the event?
  • With whom did you go on the business trip?
  • With whom did you go to the meeting?
  • With whom did you go to the wedding?
  • With whom did you go to the conference?

Alternatives:

  • With whom were you?
  • With whom did you accompany?
  • With whom was your companion?
  • With whom did you join?
  • With whom did you go along?

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