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Tito became acquainted with Jamal
I recently became acquainted with my new coworker at the company retreat.
Here are 3 examples:She acquainted, very well, with her neighbor.Why haven't you acquainted with her yet?Don't be shy to be acquainted with him.
I think you mean acquainted, which means familiar with. I am acquainted with Mrs. Jones from school.
I became acquainted with my new neighbor at the community barbecue last weekend.
a)they were acquainted with horse chariots and the use of bronze. b)they were acquainted with use of iron. c)they had a system of education. d)they were acquainted with use of copper and the modern ploughshare.
To use the word "acquainted," you can say "I became acquainted with a new coworker at the office" or "We spent some time together to get acquainted with each other." It means to become familiar or to get to know someone or something.
I got acquainted with my new roommate.After eating spicy Indian food, I became well acquainted with the toilet.He quickly got acquainted with her when he realized they had a lot in common.
I met some acquaintances at the market and we decided to go to a movie. The ex-convict was watched to see if his criminal acquaintances tried to contact him.
The preposition "with" is typically used with the verb "acquainted." For example, "I am acquainted with her."
Try these:was aware ofrecognizeddiscernedwas knowledgeable ofwas acquainted withwas familiar withIn a sentence ("I knew that!")I was aware of that.I recognized that.I discerned that.I was knowledgeable of that.I was acquainted with that.I was familiar with that.
The preposition "with" typically goes with "acquainted" in expressions like "acquainted with."