When expressing ways, means or tools (= to, with), be careful not to be influenced by the Chinese meaning and use the wrong collocation, for example, "in English" is customarily used in English, not with English.

Expanded Information When used in conjunction with some abstract nouns, its function is equivalent to an adverb. adverb. For example:

with care=carefully

with kindness=kindly

with joy=joyfully

with anger=angrily angry

with sorrow=sorrowfully

with sorrow="with the help of a person who is in love with you"

with the help of a person who is in love with you

with the help of a person who is in love with you. sorrowfully sorrowfully

with ease=easily easily

with delight=delightedly happily

with great fluency =very fluently very fluently

To express a condition, depending on the situation, it can be used It is used in conjunction with the virtual voice.

With more money I would be able to buy it.

With better equipment, we could have finished the job even sooner.

Compare with and as: both can mean "with", but the former is a preposition followed by a noun or pronoun; the latter is a conjunction used to lead a sentence. Compare:

He will improve as he grows older.

People's ideas change with the change of the times.

People's ideas change with the change of the times.