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In a post job interview note, what is more correct: "It has been a pleasure to meet with you both" or "It has been a pleasure meeting with you both" ?
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Hi, In a post job interview note, what is more correct: "It has been a pleasure to meet with you both" or "It has been a pleasure meeting with you both" ? I'd say 'It was a pleasure to meet with you both'. But '.
- Hi, In a post job interview note, what is more correct: "It has been a pleasure to meet with you both" or "It has been a pleasure meeting with you both" ?
- I'd say 'It was a pleasure to meet with you both'.
- But '.
- .
- meeting .
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Hi,
In a post job interview note, what is more correct: "It has been a pleasure to meet with you both" or "It has been a pleasure meeting with you both" ?
I'd say 'It was a pleasure to meet with you both'. But '. . . meeting . . ,' is not wrong.
The Present Perfect is something you'd use at the end of the actual meeting, eg when saying goodbye.
In a post job interview note, what is more correct: "It has been a pleasure to meet with you both" or "It has been a pleasure meeting with you both" ?
I'd say 'It was a pleasure to meet with you both'. But '. . . meeting . . ,' is not wrong.
The Present Perfect is something you'd use at the end of the actual meeting, eg when saying goodbye.
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