Some random questions

The particle と (to) means "with" in this instance.

いっしょに (isshoni) means "together", I've never actually seen いっしょ (issho) separated from に (ni) like that.

Thus, 友だちといっしょに (tomodachi to isshoni) means "together with a friend".

[EDIT:] Just remember that particles often have more than one function. と (to) can mean "and", "with" and a number of other things depending on how it's used.
 
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ah ok thank you! basically the problem was that the text book hadn't told me that "to" could mean sth different than "and" as well...."together and friend" sounded confusing to me^^
 
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