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If the verb is in the present tense, it's not going to be used when the event is almost over or after it is finished. The difference lies in the tense used. I agree that "to meet" works well for a first-time meeting, but I think "It was a pleasure meeting you" would sound just fine at the end of a long flight, even if we only happened to get seated next to each other on the airplane and had never met before in our lives. at the beginning of when seeing someone for the first time. But if you say ‘it HAD been a great pleasure…’ then you are actually saying that, “while in the past working with you was a great pleasure, for the recent past, working with you has NOT been a pleasure at all”. I personally think using either of them during the conversation might be a bit strange.From the second time I see that same person, I would use the verb "see" rather than "meet" as in "(It was very) nice seeing you!"

It was a pleasure to meet you. enjoyment, happiness, or satisfaction, or something that gives this: His visits gave his grandparents such pleasure. such a thrill. I started using it one year ago and I never had to look for another app,© 2014-2020 Ludwig S.R.L.S. P.IVA 06333200829 REA PA-314445. when I'm about to leave. such a lovely. Is it correct? Other related phrases include: It was pleasing to have met you. when I'm about to leave.When to use which of your example sentences is all up to what tense the verb is in. Some more casual phrases that mean mostly the same thing are: such a joy. such a foothold. Once one of my teachers told me we use "to meet" when we meet someone for the first time and "meeting" when we meet a person we have met before. Second one is in the present and would rather be used while still having the conversation.There is nothing "wrong" with these sentences, but I'd probably use the [email protected]. It only takes a minute to sign up.“It was a pleasure meeting you, thanks for chatting”,It is a pleasure meeting you, thanks for chatting”.They're both grammatically correct. Hello highlight.js!

When to use which of your … Why do so many boys take pleasure in torturing insects and small animals? Swapping out our Syntax Highlighter,Responding to “It was nice to talk to you”,“Whichever ONE/ONES you choose DO/DOES not matter”,“Don't let him to mislead you” vs “Don't let him mislead you”,Meeting ex girlfriend after ages, feeling/feels awkward.Is it correct to put “by the way” at the end of sentence?Grammaticality of 'a proposal that is discussed in a meeting and a vote is taken on it',Numbering All Equations in Two-Level Optimization Problem.Do dried poblano/ancho chili have an expiration date?Is there any political reason for a President to avoid appointing a Justice after election day?Exponential-like distribution with support [0,1].What is the literal meaning of “Gott sei Dank”?Error while trying to compute modulo 3 inside a foreach loop in TikZ,Is this normal that my 5 years old kid keep thinking about the bad things,Is it possible to boot C64/C128 from floppy.What kind of verb classification is "causative"?Illustrator elements showing through each other in group with graphic style applied.Is it at all idiomatic to say "between doing something and doing something else, I've realized that..."?Highest DC voltage ever intentionally produced in space?Are immutable objects important only in multi-threaded applications and if so, how are shared immutable objects useful?Allow interstellar travel but not intergalactic travel.Where is/was the standard V.35 connector defined. [ + to infinitive ] It … such a satisfaction.
The first sentence is correct by saying, “It was a pleasure meeting you.” The second sentence is grammatically incorrect.
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If the verb is in the present tense, it's not going to be used when the event is almost over or after it is finished. The difference lies in the tense used. I agree that "to meet" works well for a first-time meeting, but I think "It was a pleasure meeting you" would sound just fine at the end of a long flight, even if we only happened to get seated next to each other on the airplane and had never met before in our lives. at the beginning of when seeing someone for the first time. But if you say ‘it HAD been a great pleasure…’ then you are actually saying that, “while in the past working with you was a great pleasure, for the recent past, working with you has NOT been a pleasure at all”. I personally think using either of them during the conversation might be a bit strange.From the second time I see that same person, I would use the verb "see" rather than "meet" as in "(It was very) nice seeing you!"

It was a pleasure to meet you. enjoyment, happiness, or satisfaction, or something that gives this: His visits gave his grandparents such pleasure. such a thrill. I started using it one year ago and I never had to look for another app,© 2014-2020 Ludwig S.R.L.S. P.IVA 06333200829 REA PA-314445. when I'm about to leave. such a lovely. Is it correct? Other related phrases include: It was pleasing to have met you. when I'm about to leave.When to use which of your example sentences is all up to what tense the verb is in. Some more casual phrases that mean mostly the same thing are: such a joy. such a foothold. Once one of my teachers told me we use "to meet" when we meet someone for the first time and "meeting" when we meet a person we have met before. Second one is in the present and would rather be used while still having the conversation.There is nothing "wrong" with these sentences, but I'd probably use the [email protected]. It only takes a minute to sign up.“It was a pleasure meeting you, thanks for chatting”,It is a pleasure meeting you, thanks for chatting”.They're both grammatically correct. Hello highlight.js!

When to use which of your … Why do so many boys take pleasure in torturing insects and small animals? Swapping out our Syntax Highlighter,Responding to “It was nice to talk to you”,“Whichever ONE/ONES you choose DO/DOES not matter”,“Don't let him to mislead you” vs “Don't let him mislead you”,Meeting ex girlfriend after ages, feeling/feels awkward.Is it correct to put “by the way” at the end of sentence?Grammaticality of 'a proposal that is discussed in a meeting and a vote is taken on it',Numbering All Equations in Two-Level Optimization Problem.Do dried poblano/ancho chili have an expiration date?Is there any political reason for a President to avoid appointing a Justice after election day?Exponential-like distribution with support [0,1].What is the literal meaning of “Gott sei Dank”?Error while trying to compute modulo 3 inside a foreach loop in TikZ,Is this normal that my 5 years old kid keep thinking about the bad things,Is it possible to boot C64/C128 from floppy.What kind of verb classification is "causative"?Illustrator elements showing through each other in group with graphic style applied.Is it at all idiomatic to say "between doing something and doing something else, I've realized that..."?Highest DC voltage ever intentionally produced in space?Are immutable objects important only in multi-threaded applications and if so, how are shared immutable objects useful?Allow interstellar travel but not intergalactic travel.Where is/was the standard V.35 connector defined. [ + to infinitive ] It … such a satisfaction.
The first sentence is correct by saying, “It was a pleasure meeting you.” The second sentence is grammatically incorrect.
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If the verb is in the present tense, it's not going to be used when the event is almost over or after it is finished. The difference lies in the tense used. I agree that "to meet" works well for a first-time meeting, but I think "It was a pleasure meeting you" would sound just fine at the end of a long flight, even if we only happened to get seated next to each other on the airplane and had never met before in our lives. at the beginning of when seeing someone for the first time. But if you say ‘it HAD been a great pleasure…’ then you are actually saying that, “while in the past working with you was a great pleasure, for the recent past, working with you has NOT been a pleasure at all”. I personally think using either of them during the conversation might be a bit strange.From the second time I see that same person, I would use the verb "see" rather than "meet" as in "(It was very) nice seeing you!"

It was a pleasure to meet you. enjoyment, happiness, or satisfaction, or something that gives this: His visits gave his grandparents such pleasure. such a thrill. I started using it one year ago and I never had to look for another app,© 2014-2020 Ludwig S.R.L.S. P.IVA 06333200829 REA PA-314445. when I'm about to leave. such a lovely. Is it correct? Other related phrases include: It was pleasing to have met you. when I'm about to leave.When to use which of your example sentences is all up to what tense the verb is in. Some more casual phrases that mean mostly the same thing are: such a joy. such a foothold. Once one of my teachers told me we use "to meet" when we meet someone for the first time and "meeting" when we meet a person we have met before. Second one is in the present and would rather be used while still having the conversation.There is nothing "wrong" with these sentences, but I'd probably use the [email protected]. It only takes a minute to sign up.“It was a pleasure meeting you, thanks for chatting”,It is a pleasure meeting you, thanks for chatting”.They're both grammatically correct. Hello highlight.js!

When to use which of your … Why do so many boys take pleasure in torturing insects and small animals? Swapping out our Syntax Highlighter,Responding to “It was nice to talk to you”,“Whichever ONE/ONES you choose DO/DOES not matter”,“Don't let him to mislead you” vs “Don't let him mislead you”,Meeting ex girlfriend after ages, feeling/feels awkward.Is it correct to put “by the way” at the end of sentence?Grammaticality of 'a proposal that is discussed in a meeting and a vote is taken on it',Numbering All Equations in Two-Level Optimization Problem.Do dried poblano/ancho chili have an expiration date?Is there any political reason for a President to avoid appointing a Justice after election day?Exponential-like distribution with support [0,1].What is the literal meaning of “Gott sei Dank”?Error while trying to compute modulo 3 inside a foreach loop in TikZ,Is this normal that my 5 years old kid keep thinking about the bad things,Is it possible to boot C64/C128 from floppy.What kind of verb classification is "causative"?Illustrator elements showing through each other in group with graphic style applied.Is it at all idiomatic to say "between doing something and doing something else, I've realized that..."?Highest DC voltage ever intentionally produced in space?Are immutable objects important only in multi-threaded applications and if so, how are shared immutable objects useful?Allow interstellar travel but not intergalactic travel.Where is/was the standard V.35 connector defined. [ + to infinitive ] It … such a satisfaction.
The first sentence is correct by saying, “It was a pleasure meeting you.” The second sentence is grammatically incorrect.
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or "It is a pleasure to meet you." such a relaxation. It should be written as such, “It is very nice to meet you,’ or ‘It is a pleasure to meet you,” that would be present tense.

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If the verb is in the present tense, it's not going to be used when the event is almost over or after it is finished. The difference lies in the tense used. I agree that "to meet" works well for a first-time meeting, but I think "It was a pleasure meeting you" would sound just fine at the end of a long flight, even if we only happened to get seated next to each other on the airplane and had never met before in our lives. at the beginning of when seeing someone for the first time. But if you say ‘it HAD been a great pleasure…’ then you are actually saying that, “while in the past working with you was a great pleasure, for the recent past, working with you has NOT been a pleasure at all”. I personally think using either of them during the conversation might be a bit strange.From the second time I see that same person, I would use the verb "see" rather than "meet" as in "(It was very) nice seeing you!"

It was a pleasure to meet you. enjoyment, happiness, or satisfaction, or something that gives this: His visits gave his grandparents such pleasure. such a thrill. I started using it one year ago and I never had to look for another app,© 2014-2020 Ludwig S.R.L.S. P.IVA 06333200829 REA PA-314445. when I'm about to leave. such a lovely. Is it correct? Other related phrases include: It was pleasing to have met you. when I'm about to leave.When to use which of your example sentences is all up to what tense the verb is in. Some more casual phrases that mean mostly the same thing are: such a joy. such a foothold. Once one of my teachers told me we use "to meet" when we meet someone for the first time and "meeting" when we meet a person we have met before. Second one is in the present and would rather be used while still having the conversation.There is nothing "wrong" with these sentences, but I'd probably use the [email protected]. It only takes a minute to sign up.“It was a pleasure meeting you, thanks for chatting”,It is a pleasure meeting you, thanks for chatting”.They're both grammatically correct. Hello highlight.js!

When to use which of your … Why do so many boys take pleasure in torturing insects and small animals? Swapping out our Syntax Highlighter,Responding to “It was nice to talk to you”,“Whichever ONE/ONES you choose DO/DOES not matter”,“Don't let him to mislead you” vs “Don't let him mislead you”,Meeting ex girlfriend after ages, feeling/feels awkward.Is it correct to put “by the way” at the end of sentence?Grammaticality of 'a proposal that is discussed in a meeting and a vote is taken on it',Numbering All Equations in Two-Level Optimization Problem.Do dried poblano/ancho chili have an expiration date?Is there any political reason for a President to avoid appointing a Justice after election day?Exponential-like distribution with support [0,1].What is the literal meaning of “Gott sei Dank”?Error while trying to compute modulo 3 inside a foreach loop in TikZ,Is this normal that my 5 years old kid keep thinking about the bad things,Is it possible to boot C64/C128 from floppy.What kind of verb classification is "causative"?Illustrator elements showing through each other in group with graphic style applied.Is it at all idiomatic to say "between doing something and doing something else, I've realized that..."?Highest DC voltage ever intentionally produced in space?Are immutable objects important only in multi-threaded applications and if so, how are shared immutable objects useful?Allow interstellar travel but not intergalactic travel.Where is/was the standard V.35 connector defined. [ + to infinitive ] It … such a satisfaction.
The first sentence is correct by saying, “It was a pleasure meeting you.” The second sentence is grammatically incorrect.

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