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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Board Member leaving

Hi! A Board Member is leaving the Board of Directors, and this is my first year serving as one of the Directors. Do I write: "It was a pleasure meeting you" or "It is a great pleasure to have met you". I have been on this Board close to a year, no other contact with this person. Thanks in advance for your help.
  

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You may use either without fear or favour.

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You may use either without fear or favour.
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How about:

It was a pleasure to met you/have met you.
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Perfect Strangerto met you
That is not possible in English.
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