With (someone) with 跟

Structure Subject + 跟 + person + (一起) + Verb

跟 (gēn) introduces the person you do something with: 我跟你一起去 = "I’ll go with you". It’s often paired with 一起 ("together"). It goes before the verb. 跟 also means "and" (like 和) when joining nouns, and appears in 跟…一样. 和 can replace it here.

Examples

我wǒ跟gēn你nǐ一yī起qǐ去qù。
I’ll go with you.
他tā跟gēn朋péng友you一yī起qǐ吃chī饭fàn。
He eats with friends.
你nǐ跟gēn我wǒ来lái。
Come with me.

Levels are indicative: they follow the standard Chinese Grammar Wiki (AllSet Learning) progression, not an official HSK 3.0 mapping. We never assign levels by eye.

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