"Go Toward" someone
Hello 
Can I say in English: "I will go toward you", when I talk to a person?
What I mean to say is that I will help him, for example, if he needs to pay and he doesn't have enough money, so can I say: "I will go toward you" and then I will make a discount? Or if he didn't learn for an exam because he had good reasons, and I'm his teacher, can I say: "I will go toward you with the grade"?
Otherwise is there any appropriate expression?
Thanks for helping :-)
Galia
Top answer
What I mean to say is that I will help him No, that doesn't work. Try: I'll give you a helping hand with the price/your grade.
- What I mean to say is that I will help him No, that doesn't work.
- Try: I'll give you a helping hand with the price/your grade.
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galiaCan I say in English: "I will go toward you", when I talk to a person?What I mean to say is that I will help him
No, that doesn't work. Try:
I'll give you a helping hand with the price/your grade.
0When expressing a willingness to compromise you could say "I'll meet you halfway."
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