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4 Dec 2018
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How can I say this in other words?
Let's meet tomorrow on the occasion of....
How can I say this in other words?
Let's meet tomorrow on the occasion of....
Let's meet tomorrow on the occasion of....
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- English (US)
It depends on what the occasion is. :)
Are you trying to say for a specific event? like "let's meet tomorrow for her birthday party"
or is it an unplanned meet up if a certain criteria were met?
like "let's meet tomorrow (to go sledding) if it finally snows"?
or is it an 'just in case' thing?
like "let's meet tomorrow (to buy umbrellas) in case it rains on our trip"?
I hope I didn't make this too difficult or overthink the answer. heh. :D
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@Roarin78 I'm trying to say for a specific event. How else can I say sth like this?
We are going to discuss X. Let's meet tomorrow on the occasion of this (because of this event).
We are going to discuss X. Let's meet tomorrow on the occasion of this (because of this event).
- English (US)
Let's meet up tomorrow for the baseball game.
Let's get together for the baseball game.
Let's go to the baseball game together.
Let's hang out at the baseball game.
Does that help? :)
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