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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

"meet" / "see"

Mike and John are friends.
Mike: I'll "meet" / "see" you at the restaurant at 7.
John: Okay, bye.

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Which should Mike use, "meet" or "see"?
  

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Both are correct. CB

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I believe two variants are possible, why should you use one of them only? But "see" is more frequently used in such situations Emotion: wink
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yup i think we can use both of them.
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Thanks a lot, CB.

Does the "meet" version mean that Mike will pick John up? Are they not going to have dinner at the restaurant?
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HUBLOTDoes the "meet" version mean that Mike will pick John up? Are they not going to have dinner at the restaurant?
"Meet" and "see" are synonymous in that context. "See" is probably more common than "meet". People usually eat in restaurants but of course there's no knowing what these two intend to do.

CB
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