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see you at your booth vs see you in your booth

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'See you at your booth' implies meeting at the location of the booth, while 'See you in your booth' suggests meeting inside the booth. The choice between 'at' and 'in' depends on the specific location where the meeting will take place.

Last updated: March 31, 2024 • 877 views

see you at your booth

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to meeting at the location of the booth.

This phrase is used to indicate meeting at the location of the booth, such as in an exhibition or event.

Examples:

  • I'll see you at your booth at the trade show.
  • Let's meet at your booth during the conference.
  • It was good to see you, Booth.
  • I would like to see Booth standing there with his pen and index cards.
  • If we see booth, Rest assured we'll shoot him first.
  • Look, you can see Booth sitting back down at the table now.
  • You have to come see this booth.
  • See, this is why I get all tingly when I see you, Seeley Booth.
  • Perhaps first you can see if Booth has any link to the number 11.
  • [sighs] I need to see the Booth diary page.
  • There's Hodgins and Angela and... it looks like Clark is doing a very good job, but... I would like to see Booth standing there with his pen and index cards.
  • Can you help me out of here? - See you later. Booth!
  • You see a booth, Mule?
  • When they see the booth and the coat, everything covered in blood, the jury sees that, we just broke their thought processes.
  • See, even superstitious Booth doesn't believe in psychics.
  • I can see the bones, Booth.
  • I can see the bones, Booth.
  • We've got many booths to see so we're off.
  • (Booth) See, explosives unit, they found that in your apartment there, Malaki.
  • See, Dr. Booth owned a set but not this one.
  • I think you need to go to the confessional booth and see what she left for you.
  • (Booth) See, explosives unit, they found that in your apartment there, Malaki.

Alternatives:

  • meet you at your booth
  • find you at your booth
  • catch you at your booth
  • visit you at your booth
  • stop by your booth

see you in your booth

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to meeting inside the booth.

This phrase is used to indicate meeting inside the booth, such as for a private discussion or meeting.

Examples:

  • I'll see you in your booth for a quick chat.
  • Let's have a meeting in your booth.
  • It was good to see you, Booth.
  • I would like to see Booth standing there with his pen and index cards.
  • If we see booth, Rest assured we'll shoot him first.
  • Look, you can see Booth sitting back down at the table now.
  • You have to come see this booth.
  • See, this is why I get all tingly when I see you, Seeley Booth.
  • Perhaps first you can see if Booth has any link to the number 11.
  • [sighs] I need to see the Booth diary page.
  • There's Hodgins and Angela and... it looks like Clark is doing a very good job, but... I would like to see Booth standing there with his pen and index cards.
  • Can you help me out of here? - See you later. Booth!
  • You see a booth, Mule?
  • When they see the booth and the coat, everything covered in blood, the jury sees that, we just broke their thought processes.
  • See, even superstitious Booth doesn't believe in psychics.
  • I can see the bones, Booth.
  • I can see the bones, Booth.
  • We've got many booths to see so we're off.
  • (Booth) See, explosives unit, they found that in your apartment there, Malaki.
  • See, Dr. Booth owned a set but not this one.
  • I think you need to go to the confessional booth and see what she left for you.
  • (Booth) See, explosives unit, they found that in your apartment there, Malaki.

Alternatives:

  • meet you in your booth
  • find you in your booth
  • catch you in your booth
  • visit you in your booth
  • stop by in your booth

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