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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
So, I met with your science teacher today.
Father: So, I met with your science teacher today.
Daughter: Oh, yeah? What did he say?
Does "met with" in the above mean 'talked with" and "discussed with?" Thanks.
Daughter: Oh, yeah? What did he say?
Does "met with" in the above mean 'talked with" and "discussed with?" Thanks.
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Yes, it implies talking and discussing.
- Yes, it implies talking and discussing.
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"talked with", yes.
But not exactly "discussed with", because you can't simply "discuss with someone". You have to discuss something with a person. However, you can "have a discussion with someone".
CJ
But not exactly "discussed with", because you can't simply "discuss with someone". You have to discuss something with a person. However, you can "have a discussion with someone".
CJ
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