Together With for Dummies

Alright, so "together with" means that two or more things are joined or connected in some way. It's like when you and your friends are playing a game together, you are all working as a team and doing things at the same time. So when we say "together with" it's like saying that two things are linked or grouped in some way.

For example, if I said, "I want to go to the park together with you," it means that I want us to go to the park as a pair or as a unit. We are going to be doing the same thing at the same time. It's like saying we're going to be in the same place and doing the same activities together.

Sometimes, "together with" can also mean that one thing is accompanying or being included with another thing. For instance, if I said, "I'm making pasta together with some garlic bread," it means that I'm making pasta and also making garlic bread to go along with it. The garlic bread is going to be with the pasta when it's time to eat.

So, basically, "together with" means things are connected or working as a team, or one thing is accompanying another thing. It's like when you and your best friend are going on an adventure together - you are both linked and doing things as a pair. And it's the same idea when we talk about things being included or accompanying each other. It's like they're joining forces or going hand in hand. So, that's what "together with" means!