"Each other" or "together"
Could you help, please... Which form is right: 1. To practice English together. 2. To practice English with each other. ( I chose "1").
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"To practice english together" sounds really better.
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Thanks.
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You can use either term. For example:
"Shall we practice English together?"
or
"They practiced English with each other."
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