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The phrase "argument with you" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a disagreement or debate with someone.
Example: "I don't want to have an argument with you over this issue; let's find a compromise instead."
Alternatives: "disagreement with you" or "debate with you".
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"I am an old man and not well," he wrote to her. "I have had two or three strokes already and I cannot afford another argument with you to finish my life.
"Terrorism" was "a fine old art", but "horrorism" was something disgustingly distinct, the invention of those who would "make their blood, bones and plasma join in an argument with you".
OK, it doesn't sound sexy, but it might give you a leg up the next time your friend starts an arcane argument with you over whose neighborhood historically has more vehicles on the road.
If Jesus believed that he started a new religion, the role-playing attorney might advise him: "Tell Pilate that he should release you because he said he had no argument with you and that the Sanhedrin has no authority to indict you because you are no longer a Jew.
They are pretty easy to spot, but they might start an argument with you first!
If someone attempts to start an argument with you, don't be drawn into it.
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Within a day, I had conversations with four senior members of the administration and in the interest of fairness, I thought I'd share their arguments with you today.
They constantly start minor arguments with you and then accuse you of being nasty to them.
Ms. Jacobson recalls waking the next morning before dawn: "You know how, when you have an argument with somebody, you wake up for a second, don't remember and then it all comes flooding back?" The last thing she wanted to do was go to work, but she said: "It's not the kind of job you can call in sick.
They're the people that you can have an argument with but you can still call at three a.m. and they are there in a second.
Read these lectures and write an essay that focuses on an aspect of Weber's argument with which you either agree or disagree.
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