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29 May
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Is it correct to say "Safe to say I'm never meeting them again" or "Safe to say I'm never seeing them again" when I'm talking about an embarrassing experience bc of which I feel too ashamed to see certain people?
Is it correct to say "Safe to say I'm never meeting them again" or "Safe to say I'm never seeing them again" when I'm talking about an embarrassing experience bc of which I feel too ashamed to see certain people?
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@asmar001 I'd say the 2nd sentence sounds a bit more natural, although both make sense
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@tms_ thanks! How would u personally phrase it if both sentences don't sound as natural?
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@asmar001 the 2nd sentence sounds perfectly natural. :)
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@tms_ I thought "to see someone" always implied that I'm having a romantic relationship with someone? Is this true?
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@asmar001 Depends on the context - it can sometimes imply that you have a romantic relationship with a person, but it depends who you're referring to and what the context is. (hopefully that makes sense)
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@tms_ just to clarify, in the given context it doesn't have any romantic implications, right?
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