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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Meet with him about or Meet with him under ?

Please look at this question

Mr. Garrison met with the director of Kumpo
Fashion Inc.__________the possibility of doing freelance
designing for the company.
(A) about (B) along (C) into (D) under

Its correct answer is (A) about. I think the sentence is not good like that. "to discuss" or "for" is much more suitable than "about" in my view.
By the way, can't we use (D) under there? I think (D)under is better answer. Could you explain to me why I can't use "under" there ?

Thanks in advance.
  

Top answer

Son James Its correct answer is (A) about. I think the sentence is not good like that. Yes, the sentence is fine like that.

— Mister Micawber

  • Son James Its correct answer is (A) about.
  • I think the sentence is not good like that.
  • Yes, the sentence is fine like that.
  • Son James "to discuss" or "for" is much more suitable than "about" in my view.
  • No, not at all.
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Son JamesIts correct answer is (A) about. I think the sentence is not good like that.
Yes, the sentence is fine like that.
Son James"to discuss" or "for" is much more suitable than "about" in my view.
No, not at all. though 'to discuss' is another option; 'for' is not possible.
Son JamesBy the way, ca
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Ah~....Couldn't you tell me what is the difference between "meet" and "meet with" ? I think the phrase verb of "meet with" is a little different with just a normal verb of "meet" ? Thank you for your answers in advance.
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'Meet with' usually means to hold a meeting. 'Meet' usually means merely to come together and speak.
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Ah~ Holding a meeting. Even though I've found it through my dictionary, I couldn't understand. Now, thanks to you, I could understand it. Thank you so much,Mr.Micawber.
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