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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

When you say 'meet the financial needs'

Does this mean that you'll be able to cover all of financial needs?
What if I want to say I'll be able to cover a part of my financial needs?
Then, can I still say I'll be able to meet my financial needs?

Maybe this is not a smart question....
  

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Hi, Yes, 'meet' and 'cover' are the same idea here. Here are some things you can say. I'll be able to meet/cover my financial needs.

— Clive

  • Hi, Yes, 'meet' and 'cover' are the same idea here.
  • Here are some things you can say.
  • I'll be able to meet/cover my financial needs.
  • I'll be able to meet/cover all (of) my financial needs.
  • You'll be able to cover all (of) your financial needs.
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Hi,

Yes, 'meet' and 'cover' are the same idea here.
Here are some things you can say.

I'll be able to meet/cover my financial needs.
I'll be able to meet/cover all (of) my fin
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