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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Do we say 'it was a pleasure to have met you?
when to say 'It was a pleasure to have met you' or 'It was a pleasure meeting you' or do we say 'It was a pleasure to have met with you'?
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They are all correct, though the last has a different meaning. To meet someone is to know the person for the first time. To meet with someone is to have a meeting or get together for some reason.
- They are all correct, though the last has a different meaning.
- To meet someone is to know the person for the first time.
- To meet with someone is to have a meeting or get together for some reason.
- The first two of your choices mean the same thing.
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They are all correct, though the last has a different meaning. To meet someone is to know the person for the first time. To meet with someone is to have a meeting or get together for some reason. The first two of your choices mean the same thing.
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is it correct to say "it is a pleasure to have met you yesterday"?
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