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Mr. Tom Posted 15 years ago
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Who will pick me at the airport?

Hi

Would you say all these sentences are equally natural?

[man to his new employer overseas]

Who will pick me at the airport?

Who will collect me at the airport?

Who will pick me from the airport?

Thanks,

Tom
  

Top answer

Who will pick me up at the airport? Who will collect me at/from the airport? Who will pick me up from the airport?

— Mister Micawber

  • Who will pick me up at the airport?
  • Who will collect me at/from the airport?
  • Who will pick me up from the airport?
  • The first is the most natural to me.
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Who will pick me up at the airport?

Who will collect me at/from the airport?

Who will pick me up from the airport?

The first is the most natural to me.
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Hi,

All 3 are pretty natural.

But without any context, all 3 also seem impolite and demanding as something to say to one's new employer.

Clive.
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Who will pick me up from the airport?is this sentence correct or not correct
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