Is "exchanged with" grammatically correct and does it mean the same thing as "exchanged for?" "For" and "with" don't normally seem interchangeable, so these two phrases should be different, yet they seem similar.
Learn English – “Exchanged with” vs. “exchanged for”
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Exchange with a person you are transacting with
Exchange a thing you spent for a thing you received as in a purchase or scheme
Exchange one thing with another if you control both of them (less frequent)