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I will see you for next week meeting. vs I will see you at next week meeting.

Both phrases are incorrect. The correct preposition to use in this context is 'at.' The correct phrase is 'I will see you at the next week meeting.'

Last updated: March 29, 2024 • 1091 views

I will see you for next week meeting.

This phrase is incorrect. The preposition 'for' is not suitable in this context.

The preposition 'for' is not used to indicate attendance at a meeting. Instead, 'at' is the appropriate preposition to use in this context.
  • This should do you for next week.
  • If I asked you for next week's winning Lotto numbers, would you tell me?
  • WE CAN RESCHEDULE YOU FOR NEXT WEEK IF THAT WORKS FOR YOU.
  • See you guys next week at the meeting.
  • Now, I will see you next week at the batting cages at Chelsea Piers.
  • So, if there are no further questions, I will see you next week.
  • I will see you all in 30 days at the stockholders' meeting.
  • Listen, I will try to remember more, for next week.
  • And I will see the Keaton family next week.
  • Finish the work schedule for next week.
  • I will see you guys at our next session.
  • I will see you later, Commander.
  • Clarice I will see you hang for their murders.
  • I will see you both in chambers.
  • I will see you in the morning.
  • Rosa, I will see you tomorrow for your appointment.
  • Well, then I will see you both on Thursday.
  • I will see you tomorrow, Plebe Huard.
  • I will see you rot in jail for mass murder.
  • I Will See You Again After I Have Saved His Life.

I will see you at next week meeting.

This phrase is also incorrect. The correct preposition to use in this context is 'at.'

The correct phrase should be 'I will see you at the next week meeting.' 'At' is the appropriate preposition to indicate the location or time of the meeting.
  • See you guys next week at the meeting.
  • Now, I will see you next week at the batting cages at Chelsea Piers.
  • So, if there are no further questions, I will see you next week.
  • We will discuss the other matter at next week's meeting.
  • We intend to address that issue at next week's meeting.
  • I will see you all in 30 days at the stockholders' meeting.
  • As I pointed out in my introductory remarks, this issue will be at the centre of the debate at next week's European Council meeting.
  • And I will see the Keaton family next week.
  • I will see you guys at our next session.
  • I will see you later, Commander.
  • Clarice I will see you hang for their murders.
  • I will see you both in chambers.
  • I will see you in the morning.
  • Rosa, I will see you tomorrow for your appointment.
  • Well, then I will see you both on Thursday.
  • I will see you tomorrow, Plebe Huard.
  • I will see you rot in jail for mass murder.
  • I Will See You Again After I Have Saved His Life.
  • Everybody, I will see you tomorrow, Saturday morning.
  • I will see you in court tomorrow 10 a.m...

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