What's the difference between " get along with" and " reconcile with".
One of my friend insisted me when I made a friend and keep good relation ship with him/her, I should say " reconcile with him/her". But I thought "get along with" is the better expression for the situation. I'd like to know which is better.
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You are correct. In this instance you would use "get along with." To use "reconcile with" implies that there was some sort of conflict or issue that needed to be resolved.
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