A: "Come, let's give a toast to our meeting again."
B: "Come, let's give a toast to our reuniting."
C: Any other suggestions? It's when two old friends meet each other again after many years.
Which sentence is correct/sounds more natural?
2018-02-01 1:31 pm
回答 (5)
2018-02-02 9:10 am
use "reunion" instead of "reuniting".
2018-02-02 3:49 am
B
2018-02-01 6:57 pm
Both of those ways feel very old-fashioned to me in Britain, well over 100 years old. Both are distinctly not natural in everyday conversation.
I might say: "I hope we meet again quite soon - let's drink to it".
The idea of "giving a toast" feels much too formal for a group of friends discussing their future plans for travelling etc.
I might say: "I hope we meet again quite soon - let's drink to it".
The idea of "giving a toast" feels much too formal for a group of friends discussing their future plans for travelling etc.
2018-02-01 1:48 pm
"Come. Let's toast our reunion."
You don't use a comma because it's two different clauses. "Come" is a sentence by itself.
You don't use a comma because it's two different clauses. "Come" is a sentence by itself.
2018-02-01 1:33 pm
Come, let's drink a toast to our meeting again.
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