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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Do you say "Thanks for meeting Alex and me today." Or Thanks for meeting me and Alex today? or Neither
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Hi, I'd use the first one. But I would rather choose the first one, cause an old rule says that when you're doing a enumeration, you first mention the other people and then you at the end. Greetings
- Hi, I'd use the first one.
- But I would rather choose the first one, cause an old rule says that when you're doing a enumeration, you first mention the other people and then you at the end.
- Greetings
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Hi,
I'd use the first one. But I'm not a native speaker, so I can't promise that there're no better ways to say this, wait for other replies.But I would rather choose the first one, cause an old rule says that when you're doing a enumeration, you first mention the other people and then you at the end.
Greetings
I'd use the first one. But I'm not a native speaker, so I can't promise that there're no better ways to say this, wait for other replies.But I would rather choose the first one, cause an old rule says that when you're doing a enumeration, you first mention the other people and then you at the end.
Greetings
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AnonymousDo you say "Thanks for meeting Alex and me today." Or Thanks for meeting me and Alex today? or NeitherI say, Thanks for meeting Alex and me today.
As a matter of politeness, put the other person first.
CJ
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I think incorporating a "with" after "meeting" definitely sounds better.
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