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Meanings of talking to in English
Usage of talking to in English
1
Now, talking to other alleged victims has given her a new purpose.
2
He said the government had started talking to parents about their children.
3
To Henry she said, 'I understand you've been talking to your father?'
4
It was good talking to you,' I said, turning to leave her.
5
To help answer those questions you might consider talking to a therapist.
6
I stood talking to him, asking about his work, about common friends.
7
Police said they have been talking to protest organisers throughout the day.
8
In any arrangement situation, you learn pretty quickly who you're talking to.
9
Now of course there is some tough talking to do, Gove said.
10
Days afterward, the wife too started talking to me about her problems.
11
Rivers left the Clippers' locker room on crutches without talking to reporters.
12
Much of the work entails visiting other farms and talking to farmers.
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He also clearly had absolutely no idea who he was talking to.
14
I saw Mason talking to Sarah quite a few times in town.
15
So, I started talking to him: 'The taiga is big,' I said.
16
I heard Cortez talking to some OPA bigwig a couple days ago.
