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We will meet sometimes this month vs We will meet anytime of this month

Both phrases have issues and are not commonly used in English. The first phrase should be corrected to 'we will meet sometime this month' to indicate an unspecified time, while the second phrase should be corrected to 'we can meet at any time this month' to convey the idea of flexibility in scheduling.

Last updated: March 29, 2024 • 623 views

We will meet sometimes this month

This phrase is incorrect. 'Sometimes' should be changed to 'sometime' to indicate an unspecified time in the future.

The correct phrase is 'we will meet sometime this month' to convey meeting at an unspecified time during the month.
  • This is being regularly reviewed within our Member States through the Customs Committee, which will meet again at the end of this month.
  • They've already told me we will meet.
  • When learning Buddhism, we will meet mental obstacles.
  • No? Next month we will meet in Hong Kong.
  • In His Presence, we will meet again.
  • We will meet you there in 5 minutes.
  • Perhaps we will meet again one day.
  • We will meet at latitude 40.1326, longitude 123.9889.
  • We will meet again in his presence.
  • We will meet and discuss this matter again.
  • Now we will meet in the evening.
  • We will meet your friend Williams later.
  • We will meet back here tomorrow night.
  • We will meet at the Home Depot tomorrow.
  • We will meet outside this fence, one day.
  • Never knowing for certain who we will meet along the way.
  • We will meet in my camera in 30 minutes.
  • We will meet again in eternity.
  • We will meet each new challenge with the same aggressive attitude.
  • We will meet again next Friday.

Alternatives:

  • we will meet at some point this month
  • we will meet at some time this month
  • we will meet sometime during this month

We will meet anytime of this month

This phrase is incorrect. 'Anytime of this month' should be changed to 'at any time this month' to convey the idea of flexibility in scheduling.

The correct phrase is 'we can meet at any time this month' to indicate flexibility in scheduling the meeting.
  • This is being regularly reviewed within our Member States through the Customs Committee, which will meet again at the end of this month.
  • They've already told me we will meet.
  • When learning Buddhism, we will meet mental obstacles.
  • No? Next month we will meet in Hong Kong.
  • In His Presence, we will meet again.
  • We will meet you there in 5 minutes.
  • Perhaps we will meet again one day.
  • We will meet at latitude 40.1326, longitude 123.9889.
  • We will meet again in his presence.
  • We will meet and discuss this matter again.
  • Now we will meet in the evening.
  • We will meet your friend Williams later.
  • We will meet back here tomorrow night.
  • We will meet at the Home Depot tomorrow.
  • We will meet outside this fence, one day.
  • Never knowing for certain who we will meet along the way.
  • We will meet in my camera in 30 minutes.
  • We will meet again in eternity.
  • We will meet each new challenge with the same aggressive attitude.
  • We will meet again next Friday.

Alternatives:

  • we can meet at any point this month
  • we can meet at any time during this month
  • we can meet anytime this month

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