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Gene93 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Catch you later/catch up with you later
How would you differentiate between: "It was nice talking to you. I'll catch you later/I'll catch up with you later"? To me, "catch you later" means "see you later", and "catch up with you later" means "I'll talk to you later". I hope I am on the right track as there might be some overlap in meaning.
Thank you.
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To me, "catch up with you later" suggests that there will be some news or new information to be shared at that time.
- To me, "catch up with you later" suggests that there will be some news or new information to be shared at that time.
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To me, "catch up with you later" suggests that there will be some news or new information to be shared at that time.
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