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Masanori Takaoka Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
meet vs meet with
Would you give me some examples of how to use "meet" and "meet with" if they are different?
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'Meet with' means to have a discussion, usually of considerable length. 'Meet' means to simply come together and is generally applied only to the first meeting of strangers.
- 'Meet with' means to have a discussion, usually of considerable length.
- 'Meet' means to simply come together and is generally applied only to the first meeting of strangers.
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'Meet with' means to have a discussion, usually of considerable length. 'Meet' means to simply come together and is generally applied only to the first meeting of strangers.
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