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with whom I can talk vs whom I can talk with

Both phrases are correct, but 'whom I can talk with' is more often used in formal writing. In everyday spoken English, 'who I can talk to' is more common. The choice between 'with whom I can talk' and 'whom I can talk with' depends on the formality of the context.
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with whom I can talk

This phrase is correct but less commonly used in everyday spoken English.

This phrase is grammatically correct and is more formal. It is used when emphasizing the preposition 'with' at the end of the sentence.
  • You're the only one with whom I could always talk, and it's been very strange for me to have to pretend and act.
  • There is therefore a principle of voluntarism involved and I shall be trying to convince the people with whom I have talks.
  • You offer no answers whatsoever to the wine producers with whom I have had the opportunity to talk at length in Provence, and who have depended upon the quality of their products.
  • No, I can talk. I can talk. I can talk.
  • Why would I do that? I can talk to Dylan after the three of us talk.
  • Maybe I can talk to him, reason with him.
  • I can talk to crabs, but not to her.
  • It's not something I can talk about.
  • But I can talk better with it.
  • Now, if you cooperate, I can talk to Admiral Locksley.
  • Maybe I can talk them into giving her to me.
  • Someone I can talk to in bed.
  • A place where my friends and I can talk about art...
  • I can talk to Jill about losing David.
  • You and I can talk without talking about my secret.
  • Somebody I can talk to, because...
  • I can talk to Olivia tomorrow about getting you some on-campus housing.
  • Well, I can talk to anybody I want.
  • I suppose I can talk for a moment.
  • Someone I can talk to in bed.

Alternatives:

  • whom I can talk with
  • who I can talk to

whom I can talk with

This phrase is correct and commonly used in both formal and informal contexts.

This phrase is grammatically correct and is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts. It places the preposition 'with' at the end of the sentence.
  • It's not enough just to say things out loud. I need someone I can talk with.
  • I want you to understand my work so that I can talk with you.
  • I can talk with him if you like.
  • I like one who's intelligent and sure of herself, who I can talk with and get something back.
  • I can talk with them, but I can't make any promises.
  • People believe they can talk with deceased loved ones through them.
  • No, you can talk with cotton mouth.
  • Can talk with your doctor and against it can not get medicine.
  • We can talk with our hands later.
  • No, I can talk. I can talk. I can talk.
  • Why would I do that? I can talk to Dylan after the three of us talk.
  • I know that you are not easy But maybe you should rise a litte, then I can talk with him
  • If only I can talk with her, even for a minute, look into her eyesand know that she sees me, really sees me.
  • When you were very small you used to say "I can talk with cats"
  • If you give me the owner's number I can talk with him directly.
  • Okay, let's see if our bride can talk with her mouth full.
  • Maybe I can talk to him, reason with him.
  • I can talk to crabs, but not to her.
  • It's not something I can talk about.
  • But I can talk better with it.

Alternatives:

  • who I can talk to
  • with whom I can talk

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