The difference between do with and deal with

In the meaning, deal with emphasizes that the result is to solve the problem, and there is also the meaning of patience, while do with is just dealing with it and may not solve the problem.

do with is often used in conjunction with the conjunctive pronoun what, whereas deal with is often used in conjunction with the conjunctive adverb how.

The declarative sentence "do with" cannot be used directly, but should be changed to the form of do sth with sth, and the form of deal with can be directly deal with something. For example:

ican't

dowith

thenoise.

I can't stand the noise anymore.

itrytodo

withthis

problem.

I'm trying to deal with that.

iknowhowto

dealwith

thisproblem.

I know how to fix this.

dowith and deal

The difference between with:

dowith and deal

with can be used as a "dispose, treat, treat" solution. However, in expressing this meaning, the do in dowith is a transitive verb (note that only when expressing this meaning, do may also be an intransitive verb when dowith indicates other meanings, see Article 1 for details), and it has a receiver itself; deal

The deal in with is an intransitive verb. Example: YouMustDo

something

withthe

annoying

noise.

You have to deal with this annoying noise.

thisis

theway

inwhich

theydeal

withcomplaints.

That's how they handle complaints.

howwill

theydeal

withthe

problem

deal is an intransitive verb, so the interrogative adverb how is used to ask whatwill

theydo

withthe

problem

do is a transitive verb, so the interrogative pronoun what is used to ask) how do they deal with these problems?

idon't

knowhow

theywill

dealwithmyold

house.(deal is an intransitive verb, so the clause is guided by a conjunctive adverb) idon't

knowwhat

theydo

withmy

oldhouse.(do is a transitive verb, so the clause is led by a conjunctive pronoun) I don't know what they will do with my old house.

In addition, dowith and deal

With can also mean different things.

dowith also has "need, want", "will use, to......dealing with the past" and other meanings. Note that the verb do is an intransitive verb when it means "to do, to be sufficient". Example: i

amthirstyandi

coulddowitha

glassof

water.

I'm thirsty and want a glass of water. ifwe

can'tget

adesktop,we

shalldowitha

laktop.

If you can't find a desktop, a laptop can do the same.

dealwith also "involve, talk about, discuss", "with......dealing" and other meanings.

Example: this

chapter

dealswith

theproblem

ofinflation.

This chapter deals with the issue of inflation.

heoften

dealswith

thoseimportant

people.

He often dealt with dignitaries.

The differences between deal with and do with are as follows:

deal with is customarily paired with how, while do with is customarily paired with what.

Example sentence: I don't know how to deal with himI don't know how to get along with him.

2.The object of the preposition with is a noun, while deal is an intransitive verb without an object, do is a transitive verb, and its object is the conjunctive pronoun what.

Example sentence: the system is more than adequate to deal with any problemsThis system is more than enough to deal with any slowdown.

3.The word deal with can also be used alone to mean "to deal with" or "to deal with", while do with is usually not used alone to mean this.

Example sentence: they found a way to do with the elephantThey've found a way to deal with the elephant.

Extended: Similar word meaning: handle n

Handle; Feel (fabric, fur, etc.); Comportment; stalks; vi.Operation, manipulation; Easy to handle; vt.touching, lifting, or holding with both hands; Operate by hand, manipulate; processing or being responsible, managing; U.S. buying, selling, operating.