On our side-? In our hand-? On our end-?
Hi there-!!
When I have a conversation with foreiners through email, they use above expressions.
I guess that these are the same, but I hope to make sure more with a native speaker.
Ex. We will arrange the meeting on our side/in our hand/on our end.
Thank you in advance.
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Andrew Jung We will arrange the meeting on our side/in our hand/on our end. I do not think they are native English foreigners; they are certainly not good writers, since all of those phrases are irritatingly redundant. This is all that is necessary and sufficient: We will arrange the meeting .
- Andrew Jung We will arrange the meeting on our side/in our hand/on our end.
- I do not think they are native English foreigners; they are certainly not good writers, since all of those phrases are irritatingly redundant.
- This is all that is necessary and sufficient: We will arrange the meeting .
- That said, the only phrases I have heard from native speakers is 'at/from our end'.
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Andrew JungWe will arrange the meeting on our side/in our hand/on our end.
I do not think they are native English foreigners; they are certainly not good writers, since all of those phrases are irritatingly redundant. This is all that is necessary and sufficient:
We will arrange the meeting.
That said, the only phrases I have hear
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