What is the difference between 'I will meet you' and 'I will meet with you'?
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- I will meet you
- I will meet with you
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Monday, 17 March 2008
AAE Q134: 'meet' vs 'meet with'
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What is the difference between 'I will meet you' and 'I will meet with you'?
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Hi
Hope this helps
M
What is the difference between 'I will meet you' and 'I will meet with you'?
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Hi
Hope this helps
M
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This explanation does not match my understanding. I think this is a recent introduction to American English which even more recently has found its way into British English. It flows, I believe, from a desire to differentiate between meeting someone for the first time "I met" and getting together with someone you have already met "I met with". It's one of the neologisms I dislike, because you can qualify either statement more elegantly in other ways, assuming it isn't obvious to your audience from context which you mean.
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