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I never thought of doing that! grammar rules

I'm thinking about going to England.

The station is about two miles away from the city center.

He "met a young lady his age."

Please tell me when you're ready.

"The teacher didn't read and hand her back her essay'.

We use ‘with’ when we are relating something we are having along, it means having or including or doing something together. Conversely, 'on' is used in the situation when something is in physical contact with the surface of another object. With is used with objects/materials/animals, accents, and physical characteristics.

'I asked the driver to wait for me.

'I'll tell you the whole story.

This is the name of the book.