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May I joint lunch with you today? vs May I join lunch with you today?

Both phrases are incorrect. The correct phrase should be: 'May I join you for lunch today?' 'Join' should be followed by 'you' and 'for lunch' should be used to indicate the activity. 'Joint' is not the correct verb to use in this context.

Last updated: March 30, 2024 • 891 views

May I joint lunch with you today?

This phrase is incorrect. 'Joint' is not the correct verb to use in this context.

The correct phrase should be 'May I join you for lunch today?'
  • Duffy said that Katherine Hale wanted to have lunch with you today.
  • Okay, I can't have lunch with you today or any day until after the film festival.
  • Mulder, you hounded me to have lunch with you today, and then you don't show.
  • What's the matter with you today?
  • What's happening with you today?
  • And Mr De Bolotoff - he isn't shopping with you today?
  • Did you bring a child to work with you today?
  • Do you have a personal representative present with you today?
  • What is going on with you today?
  • Are they sending any white soldiers to die with you today?
  • Why did you want me to go with you today?
  • Stefan! What's wrong with you today?
  • Then why was she here with you today?
  • Now okay, what is with you today?
  • Sara, what's going on with you today?
  • And what are we doin' with you today?
  • Who's in the car with you today?
  • Would you like me to work with you today?
  • So, what was going on with you today?
  • What's up with you today?

Alternatives:

  • May I join you for lunch today?

May I join lunch with you today?

This phrase is incorrect. 'Join' should be followed by 'you' and 'for lunch' should be used to indicate the activity.

The correct phrase should be 'May I join you for lunch today?'
  • Why didn't you join us for lunch today?
  • Duffy said that Katherine Hale wanted to have lunch with you today.
  • Okay, I can't have lunch with you today or any day until after the film festival.
  • Mulder, you hounded me to have lunch with you today, and then you don't show.
  • What's the matter with you today?
  • What's happening with you today?
  • And Mr De Bolotoff - he isn't shopping with you today?
  • Did you bring a child to work with you today?
  • Do you have a personal representative present with you today?
  • What is going on with you today?
  • Are they sending any white soldiers to die with you today?
  • Why did you want me to go with you today?
  • Stefan! What's wrong with you today?
  • Then why was she here with you today?
  • Now okay, what is with you today?
  • Sara, what's going on with you today?
  • And what are we doin' with you today?
  • Who's in the car with you today?
  • Would you like me to work with you today?
  • So, what was going on with you today?

Alternatives:

  • May I join you for lunch today?

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