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Synonym Posted 15 years ago
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PLEASURE

Is there any difference between saying :

'Its my pleasure to do something for her/to meet you/'.

'Its a pleasure to do something for him/to meet you'.

Its a pleasure/my pleasure she gives me the opportunity to do something for her'.

Does the bold one has a different meaning ?

Please suggest,
  

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The meanings are all basically the same, but the native speakers say the middle one. It's a pleasure to ... CJ

— CalifJim

  • The meanings are all basically the same, but the native speakers say the middle one.
  • It's a pleasure to ...
  • CJ
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The meanings are all basically the same, but the native speakers say the middle one.

It's a pleasure to ...

CJ
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