Giving out to
I was giving the business card out to the potential customer at the business meeting.
Is this sentence correct?
Is "giving the business card out to" suitable pharsal verb for the context?
Please provide a suitable pharsal verb.
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give out sounds like you distributed your cards to several people. eg At the business convention I gave out a lot of my cards. give sounds like you gave them to one person or a small number of people, eg At the end of the meeting, I gave the prospective client my business card.
- give out sounds like you distributed your cards to several people.
- eg At the business convention I gave out a lot of my cards.
- give sounds like you gave them to one person or a small number of people, eg At the end of the meeting, I gave the prospective client my business card.
- If the client aso gave you her business card, you coud say eg We exchanged cards.
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give out sounds like you distributed your cards to several people.
eg At the business convention I gave out a lot of my cards.
give sounds like you gave them to one person or a small number of people,
eg At the end of the meeting, I gave the prospective client my business card.
If the client aso gave you her business card, you coud say eg
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