After you’ve finished a conversation, something that you might say to them is “It’s been nice talking to you” or perhaps you would say “It was nice talking to you”. For those grammar snobs out there, both of them are grammatically correct. It was nice talking to you. As a general rule “It’s been nice” …
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When you first hear the two phrases “I look forward to meeting you” and “I’m looking forward to meeting you”, you would be forgiven in thinking they mean the same thing. Because you’d be right. However, the context in which they should be used will be different. “I look forward to meeting you” or “I’m …
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“I look forward to speaking to you” and “Looking forward to speaking to you”. These are two phrases that on the surface, seem like they mean the same thing. However, even before reading this article, you will probably understand that they have different tones. The fact you’ve clicked on this article suggests that you’re in …
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