Which one is grammatically correct?

[Anonymous]

1. I don’t want to speak to you because I already have a boyfriend

2. I don’t want to speak with you because I already have a boyfriend

[AviatorTom]

Each is grammatically correct, but the meaning changes. In #1, you are saying that you don't want to speak with them but it's okay if they speak. In #2, you want neither you nor them to speak.

You probably mean #2.

[ImalwaysrightOK]

Generally the first one. Most people would say

"I don't want to talk to you. I have a boyfriend"

[EmmaMary]

The first one... Although another grammatically correct phrase could read " I don’t wish to speak to you because I already have a boyfriend".

[EmmaMary]

Thank you for the MHO.

[KBird]

I think both are the same? The first one sounds better/more correct.

[NotTacocaT6969]

Both.


It’s a matter of preference in this case.

[gag37627]

Both don't have any errors in them. Use whichever you like

[Anonymous]

Both are grammatical correct.

[Boomchakalaca]

First one

[gag37627]

Why do you say the first one is correct?

[Boomchakalaca]

Less words to type. Better to be efficient

[gag37627]

Yeah, she can lose two letters

[Boomchakalaca]

Better yet, “i have a boyfriend” will repel them dudes away