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23 Apr 2018
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Question about English (UK)
Can I say “ See you later this afternoon”. Is it
correct?
Can I say “ See you later this afternoon”. Is it
correct?
correct?
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Obviously wrong
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You also can say. See you afternoon" to make it short
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@emmalunaVIII thats not correct you wouldn't say "see you afternoon" it would be "see you this afternoon"
@maithuyle whats you said is also correct
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It is correct and no one would find it weird! However, these two answers are a little more natural.
"I'll see you later this afternoon."
"See you this afternoon."
English speakers will always assume you mean the afternoon of the current day unless you specify that it is happening on a different day; Which means that you do not need to include the "later" part. The only time you would need to do that is if it is already the afternoon when you are saying it.
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this is how you say see you this afternoon in Australian
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Its fine and there are other ways to say it to like "See you this afternoon." or just "see you later." in general
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“See you this afternoon “ would be more Natural
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its a little unnatural to use "later this afternoon", instead you would say "see you later" or "see you this afternoon" :)
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