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28 January
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What does “Would you want to set the meeting up?” mean?
Is he asking me to set up the meeting?
What does “Would you want to set the meeting up?” mean?
Is he asking me to set up the meeting?
Is he asking me to set up the meeting?
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He is asking if you want to have a meeting in a way that isn't overly direct. He is probably trying to be polite and not sound forceful. (The way you said it is better English - set up is the correct word order.)
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Yep! :) They are asking if you would like to set a time and date for the meeting.
- English (US)
He is asking if you want to have a meeting in a way that isn't overly direct. He is probably trying to be polite and not sound forceful. (The way you said it is better English - set up is the correct word order.)
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Yes, or he's asking if you want to have the meeting at all
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