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Lucas21c Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
'meet' vs 'meet with'
Is the following sentence right? If so, could you tell me what the difference is between 'meet' and 'meet with' in the sentence? Thank you in advance.
My boss has an schedule to [meet/meet with] a big client next Tuesday. So, he is very nervous these days, and raves at anybody in the office whenever he finds out a mistakes related to that - however small it is.
My boss has an schedule to [meet/meet with] a big client next Tuesday. So, he is very nervous these days, and raves at anybody in the office whenever he finds out a mistakes related to that - however small it is.
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lucas21c Is the following sentence right? Yes. 'Meet with' is better.
- lucas21c Is the following sentence right?
- Yes.
- 'Meet with' is better.
- lucas21c could you tell me what the difference is between 'meet' and 'meet with' 'Meet with' indicates a meeting, probably of some length.
- 'Meet' refers merely to people coming together, however briefly, perhaps only to introduce themselves.
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lucas21cIs the following sentence right?Yes. 'Meet with' is better.
lucas21ccould you tell me what the difference is between 'meet' and 'meet with''Meet with' indicates a meeting, probably of some length. 'Meet' refers merely to people coming together, however briefly, perhaps only to introduce themselves.
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