Who are you with?

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
1

Hello :slight_smile:

Let’s say I come across somebody at the mall and I want to know who is with him.

Can I ask him this way: Who are you with?

Could you teach me the other way of asking it?

Thanks a lot. :slight_smile:

2

Who are you with?
Are you with anyone?
Is anyone with you?

3

Can I also say: Are you with someone?
Is there any difference between the usage of anyone and someone?

Thanks again B:)

4

You can say that, there’s no difference in the outcome here.
You can also say ‘Is someone with you’?

5

Would you introduce the lady/gentleman to me!
Is the lady with you?
May I know the name of your friend?

Could this be possible?

Thanks

6

It might appear to be a strange - and rather impolite - request depending on the circumstances. They are grammatically correct though.