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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

meet or meeting

Is this version correct, specifically due to the inclusion of “finally”

It was great finally meeting you today!

I usually say this sentence after meeting someone but does it work with the word “finally” or does it have to be “to finally meet you”?

Thanks!
  

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Anonymous Is this version correct, specifically due to the inclusion of “finally”It was great finally meeting you today! Yes, that is fine. Anonymous I usually say this sentence after meeting someone It always takes a long time for you to meet anyone?!

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Is this version correct, specifically due to the inclusion of “finally”It was great finally meeting you today!
  • Yes, that is fine.
  • Anonymous I usually say this sentence after meeting someone It always takes a long time for you to meet anyone?!
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AnonymousIs this version correct, specifically due to the inclusion of “finally”It was great finally meeting you today!
Yes, that is fine.
AnonymousI usually say this sentence after meeting someone
It always takes a long time for you to meet anyone?!
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Mister Micawber AnonymousIs this version correct, specifically due to the inclusion of “finally”It was great finally meeting you today!Yes, that is fine.AnonymousI usually say this sentence after meeting someoneIt always takes a long time for you to meet anyone?!
Great, I am glad it is right.

What did you mean by "it takes a long time for you to meet
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Anonymous Did you say that because what I said means that it takes me a long time to meet someone and which the meeting occurs as soon as we meet?
No, I said that because you said that you usually say "It was great finally meeting you today!" If you usually say that, then it seems that it usually takes you a long time to meet anyone: 'Finally' means '
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Mister Micawber Anonymous Did you say that because what I said means that it takes me a long time to meet someone and which the meeting occurs as soon as we meet?No, I said that because you said that you usually say "It was great finally meeting you today!" If you usually say that, then it seems that it usually takes you a long time to meet anyone: 'Finally' means 'after
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AnonymousDoes that make sense?
Yes!
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