Together versus each other
Today I was confused about these words, the difference between them as I understand after searching google is
- Together: a group of people does the same things (probably for another group). E.g: we go to school together
Each other: in a group of people, each member does the same things for another one. E.g: they are talking each other.
I would appreciate if you could correct my notebook.
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