How to Use MEET, MEET WITH, and MEET UP WITH (easy to understand)

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This video is about how to use MEET, MEET WITH, and MEET UP WITH correctly in English.
I use simple English to explain what they mean and which contexts/situations each one should be used in.
I also give examples for each one.

I’m Teacher Mike, and I’m an English teacher from the United States. I have also worked as a communication quality manager in a five-star hotel and as a communication coach at a company that trains Japanese business professionals in the communication skills that they need to succeed on international teams.

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19 thoughts on “How to Use MEET, MEET WITH, and MEET UP WITH (easy to understand)”

  6. Meet is usually used in the context  of meeting someone for the very first time, and saying "Nice to meet you" .
    So, it is weird to say I met my friends on the weekend.
    Meet up is used for informal situations usually with people, who you already know.
    Meet with is used for more formal situations (business)
    Where did you meet your boyfriend?
    I met up with my best friends yesterday.
    I am going to meet with my new customers tomorrow.
    Thanks a lot, Mike. Very useful lesson.

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