we meet up at a cafe.

Many times during last evening's [accidental? planned?] meeting at a cafe.....

New2grammarMany times during yesterday's evening -- we meet up at a cafe -- X tried to provoke Y by talking about how much he hated Y's unfaithfulness. It really made the rest of us uncomfortable.

Is the above correct?
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This doesn't make complete sense to me.

We met up at a cafe yesterday/last evening, and many times X tri

PhilipMany times during last evening's [accidental? planned?]

planned.

I should have said "last evening" Sorry for the silly mistakes.

Let's say "Many times during last evening" has rolled off my tongue, and I want to make clear that my listener know it happens during our meetup in a cafe, can I insert the information like that?

optilangThis doesn't make complete sense to me.

We met up at a cafe yesterday/last evening, and

We met up at a cafe yesterday/last evening as planned, and many times, during the course of the evening, X tried to provoke Y by talking about how much he hated Y's unfaithfulness. It really made the rest of us (feel) uncomfortable.

I can't quite understand why as planned is needed. Doesn't met up imply a planned activity?
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New2grammarI can't quite understand why as planned is needed. Doesn't met up imply a planned activity?
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Not necessarily, for me. In fact I checked my dictionary and it gives - happen to meet as a definition.

Every Wednesday we meet up at a cafe - obviously planned.

Last evening sounds very unatural to me. Last night is more appropriate. Yesterday evening is also fine. But 'last evening', very odd.

Several times last night - we all meet up at a cafe - X .....

'we all meet up' does imply a regular meeting to me. Possibly they go there every evening?

'We all met up at a cafe' - again planned, to me, but not necessarily a regular occu

nona the britLast evening sounds very unatural to me. Last night is more appropriate. Yesterday evening is also fine. But 'last evening', very odd

I agree. In fact, I would say it should be 'yesterday evening', NOT 'last evening'.