deal with

to be about.

• This book deals with China.
• History deals with the past.
• Arithmetic deals with numbers.
• This book deals with psychology.
• This book deals with anthropology.
• Her latest book deals with pollution.
• Botany deals with the study of plants.
• His book deals with traffic accidents.

to take care, manage or handle something or someone.

• I dealt with it.
• You deal with it.
• I deal with that.
• Just deal with it.
• I'll deal with it.
• I can deal with it.
• We'll deal with it.
• I'm dealing with it.
• I'll deal with this.
• I'll deal with that.
• We can deal with it.
• Can you deal with it?
• We're dealing with it.
• We can deal with that.
• Let me deal with this.
• I can't deal with this.
• We'll deal with it later.
• I dealt with the accident.
• I'll deal with that later.
• We'll have to deal with it.
• I can't deal with this now.
• I've dealt with the matter.
• I knew how to deal with it.
• I know how to deal with it.
• Tom dealt with the problem.
• We'll deal with that later.
• We'll deal with this later.
• How did Tom deal with that?
• I'll deal with these later.
• I'll deal with that for you.
• We'll deal with it tomorrow.
• How are you dealing with it?
• That's how we dealt with it.
• I can't deal with this place.
• I have to deal with this now.
• I know what I'm dealing with.
• We'll have to deal with that.
• Please let me deal with this.
• I will deal with this problem.
• We have to deal with this now.
• We need to deal with this now.
• How do you deal with all this?
• We must deal with this problem.
• He has to deal with complaints.
• I have to deal with this issue.
• I can't deal with this anymore.
• I have to deal with this alone.
• We'll deal with this ourselves.
• We have to deal with this, Tom.
• Tom has got a lot to deal with.
• Let's deal with the formalities.
• Tom has to deal with this alone.
• I had issues I had to deal with.
• I had things I had to deal with.
• I have to deal with this myself.
• I just can't deal with this now.
• We have to deal with that first.
• I just can't deal with that now.
• We've got an issue to deal with.
• How did you deal with the matter?
• You have to deal with impatience!
• I can't deal with this right now.
• I have other things to deal with.
• I'm dealing with the problem now.
• I had problems I had to deal with.
• I've got a situation to deal with.
• I have other matters to deal with.
• I'll deal with this problem later.
• We'll deal with it in the morning.
• We'll deal with the problem later.
• How shall we deal with this matter?
• How shall we deal with the problem?
• Tom has some problems to deal with.
• I don't know how to deal with this.
• It depends on how you deal with it.
• It's my problem. I'll deal with it.
• I have a problem to deal with here.
• I'll let someone else deal with it.
• We deal with new types of diseases.
• How shall we deal with this problem?
• The problem will soon be dealt with.
• Such a problem is hard to deal with.
• How would you deal with the problem?
• Tom has trouble dealing with stress.
• I'm tired of dealing with this mess.
• I'm still dealing with that problem.
• Tom is dealing with the problem now.
• How should we deal with the problem?
• I don't have time to deal with this.
• Tom didn't know how to deal with it.
• The manager deals with many problems.
• I've dealt with this store for years.
• Tom has a lot of things to deal with.
• Right now, we need to deal with this.
• The policeman dealt with the accident.
• Be prompt in dealing with the problem.
• She has amply dealt with the question.
• We're going to have to deal with this.
• I dealt with the problem as I saw fit.
• We have a lot of problems to deal with.
• You're going to have to deal with that.
• I can't deal with this problem anymore.
• I'm tired of dealing with this problem.
• I was assigned to deal with the matter.
• I think I'll be able to deal with that.
• We've got bigger problems to deal with.
• Tom is still dealing with that problem.
• Tom has a lot of problems to deal with.
• We must deal with the problem instantly.
• I have some correspondence to deal with.
• I really can't deal with that right now.
• How are you dealing with all the stress?
• I can't deal with that problem right now.
• I don't want to deal with this right now.
• This is my problem and I'll deal with it.
• We'll deal with that when the time comes.
• Tom has trouble dealing with verbal abuse.
• I'll deal with Tom.
• I'll deal with him.
• I'll deal with her.
• I can deal with Tom.
• I'll deal with them.
• I can deal with him.
• I can deal with her.
• Let me deal with him.
• Let me deal with her.
• I can deal with them.
• We can deal with this.
• We can deal with them.
• They deal with Muslims.
• I had to deal with Tom.
• I made a deal with Tom.
• Did you deal with them?
• I had to deal with him.
• I had to deal with her.
• I made a deal with him.
• I made a deal with her.
• He is hard to deal with.
• I have to deal with Tom.
• I'll deal with it later.
• How do you deal with it?
• I have to deal with him.
• I have to deal with her.
• I had to deal with them.
• Tom is hard to deal with.