With ( preposition , conjunction )

(As a preposition)

With ( preposition )

1. accompanied by
2. having or showing a particular feeling or characteristic
3. using or involving a particular tool or resource
4. in comparison or contrast to
5. as a result of

Origin:

Old english wið, of germanic origin; related to dutch and german mit.

Examples:

1. I am going with my friends.
2. I am happy with my life.
3. I am cooking with this recipe.
4. I am taller than him.
5. I am tired with all this work.

(As a conjunction)

With ( conjunction )

1. accompanied by
2. having or showing a particular feeling or characteristic
3. using or involving a particular tool or resource
4. in comparison or contrast to
5. as a result of

Origin:

Old english wið, of germanic origin; related to dutch and german mit.

Examples:

1. I am going with my friends.
2. I am happy with my life.
3. I am cooking with this recipe.
4. I am taller than him.
5. I am tired with all this work.