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preposition before coffee
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Can we use the preposition “on” before “the night”?When can we omit the preposition “on” before weekdays“Different between for A and for B”Instead followed by preposition “to”“I invite you for / to coffee” is correct?What is the preposition that I should put after the verb “recommend” and before object pronoun?“before it” or “before of it”?Preposition for conversion to another unitprepositions with breakappropriate preposition with 'influence'
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Should I say by coffee, at coffee or on coffee? What preposition should we use before coffee, lunch, tea, dinner? Example:
Let's meet up by coffee.
meaning I want to meet up with you at a cafe and drink coffee together.
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Should I say by coffee, at coffee or on coffee? What preposition should we use before coffee, lunch, tea, dinner? Example:
Let's meet up by coffee.
meaning I want to meet up with you at a cafe and drink coffee together.
prepositions
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Should I say by coffee, at coffee or on coffee? What preposition should we use before coffee, lunch, tea, dinner? Example:
Let's meet up by coffee.
meaning I want to meet up with you at a cafe and drink coffee together.
prepositions
edited 2 hours ago
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Should I say by coffee, at coffee or on coffee? What preposition should we use before coffee, lunch, tea, dinner? Example:
Let's meet up by coffee.
meaning I want to meet up with you at a cafe and drink coffee together.
prepositions
prepositions
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"By" gives method (travel by train), it can also be used to give location (by the statue)
"at" and "on" give location or time. (let's meet at 5:00, on Oxford street)
You want to give purpose, and the preposition that gives purpose is "for"
Let's meet for coffee.
(Drinking) coffee is the purpose of our meeting
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Wow, what if the purpose of meeting is not only coffee, but the main purpose is e.g. discussing a project? Does Let's meet for coffee and discuss the project. express what I have in mind?
– banan3'14
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That is perfect.
– James K
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"By" gives method (travel by train), it can also be used to give location (by the statue)
"at" and "on" give location or time. (let's meet at 5:00, on Oxford street)
You want to give purpose, and the preposition that gives purpose is "for"
Let's meet for coffee.
(Drinking) coffee is the purpose of our meeting
answered 2 hours ago
James KJames K
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Wow, what if the purpose of meeting is not only coffee, but the main purpose is e.g. discussing a project? Does Let's meet for coffee and discuss the project. express what I have in mind?
– banan3'14
2 hours ago
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That is perfect.
– James K
2 hours ago
add a comment |
"By" gives method (travel by train), it can also be used to give location (by the statue)
"at" and "on" give location or time. (let's meet at 5:00, on Oxford street)
You want to give purpose, and the preposition that gives purpose is "for"
Let's meet for coffee.
(Drinking) coffee is the purpose of our meeting
answered 2 hours ago
James KJames K
41.8k144104
Wow, what if the purpose of meeting is not only coffee, but the main purpose is e.g. discussing a project? Does Let's meet for coffee and discuss the project. express what I have in mind?
– banan3'14
2 hours ago
1
That is perfect.
– James K
2 hours ago
add a comment |
"By" gives method (travel by train), it can also be used to give location (by the statue)
"at" and "on" give location or time. (let's meet at 5:00, on Oxford street)
You want to give purpose, and the preposition that gives purpose is "for"
Let's meet for coffee.
(Drinking) coffee is the purpose of our meeting
answered 2 hours ago
James KJames K
41.8k144104
"By" gives method (travel by train), it can also be used to give location (by the statue)
"at" and "on" give location or time. (let's meet at 5:00, on Oxford street)
You want to give purpose, and the preposition that gives purpose is "for"
Let's meet for coffee.
(Drinking) coffee is the purpose of our meeting
answered 2 hours ago
James KJames K
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James KJames K
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answered 2 hours ago
James KJames K
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Wow, what if the purpose of meeting is not only coffee, but the main purpose is e.g. discussing a project? Does Let's meet for coffee and discuss the project. express what I have in mind?
– banan3'14
2 hours ago
1
That is perfect.
– James K
2 hours ago
add a comment |
Wow, what if the purpose of meeting is not only coffee, but the main purpose is e.g. discussing a project? Does Let's meet for coffee and discuss the project. express what I have in mind?
– banan3'14
2 hours ago
1
That is perfect.
– James K
2 hours ago
Wow, what if the purpose of meeting is not only coffee, but the main purpose is e.g. discussing a project? Does Let's meet for coffee and discuss the project. express what I have in mind?
– banan3'14
2 hours ago
Wow, what if the purpose of meeting is not only coffee, but the main purpose is e.g. discussing a project? Does Let's meet for coffee and discuss the project. express what I have in mind?
– banan3'14
2 hours ago
1
1
That is perfect.
– James K
2 hours ago
That is perfect.
– James K
2 hours ago
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