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Pooyan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Meet + Object
Hello,
Does 'meet' always need a direct object? For instance, is the sentence below correct grammatically:
"I won't be able to meet in the morning"
Thanks
Does 'meet' always need a direct object? For instance, is the sentence below correct grammatically:
"I won't be able to meet in the morning"
Thanks
Top answer
"Meet" can be an intransitive verb. Pooyan We won't be able to meet in the mornin g. See correction.
- "Meet" can be an intransitive verb.
- Pooyan We won't be able to meet in the mornin g.
- See correction.
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"Meet" can be an intransitive verb.
PooyanWe won't be able to meet in the morning.See correction.
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Thanks.
"We won't be able to meet in the morning" is not exactly what I want to say because I am the one who can't make it to the meeting. So, I guess I should say: "I won't be able to meet you in the morning"?
"We won't be able to meet in the morning" is not exactly what I want to say because I am the one who can't make it to the meeting. So, I guess I should say: "I won't be able to meet you in the morning"?
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PooyanSo, I guess I should say: "I won't be able to meet you in the morning."Yes, that's fine.
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