can anyone tell me when to use part "with" and when to use part "from"?
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Hi Abhirup
When you 'part with' something, you are releasing it or letting something go. For example "I could not part with my precious collection of bottletops."
When you 'part from', you are leaving, as in "when you part from here, turn left at the end of the street." For more info, check out the meaning of the verb 'to part', which can be 'to separate'.
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