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Roky0071 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Difference between "nice to see and nice seeing"?

(a) It was really nice seeing you again after almost two years.
(b) It was really nice to see you again after almost two years.

I have two questions:

1) Can we consider (a) more informal and (b) more formal?

2) Is there any significant difference in meaning?

3) In which situation can I use these sentences and they can be used interchangeably?

  

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roky0071 I have two questions: 1) Can we consider (a) more informal and (b) more formal? 2) Is there any significant difference in meaning? 3) In which situation can I use these sentences and they 4)?

— CalifJim

  • roky0071 I have two questions: 1) Can we consider (a) more informal and (b) more formal?
  • 2) Is there any significant difference in meaning?
  • 3) In which situation can I use these sentences and they 4)?
  • can they be used interchangeably?
  • (a) It was really nice seeing you again after almost two years.
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roky0071I have two questions: 1) Can we consider (a) more informal and (b) more formal?2) Is there any significant difference in meaning? 3) In which situation can I use these sentences
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It was really nice seeing you again guys after how many years
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