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Fly gray Posted 7 years ago
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Quick help needed!

Someone offered me a ride somewhere. But I don't want to go there with them I want to go there alone and meet up with them there. how can I say this politely? here is what I have so far:

thanks for the offer, I will come there .... ( on my own/ by myself/ or something else?)

thanks for the help in advance

  

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If you have a car or bike, you might say: "Thanks, but I'd rather go there on my own, because I might have to leave early."

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fly gray

Someone offered me a ride somewhere. But I don't want to go there with them I want to go there alone and meet up with them there. how can I say this politely? here is what I have so far:

thanks for the offer, I will come there .... ( on my own/ by myself/ or something else?)

thanks for the help in advance

No thank you. I'll driv

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