See and meet

[Alandro255]

Hi,

a. I always see these sentences.
b. I always meet these sentences.

I think both are correct and have the same meaning.
That's right?
Alandro

[Yankee]

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Theoretically, both sentences could mean the same thing.
A native speaker probably wouldn't ever use sentence b.
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[Alan]

Hi,

Meet is acceptable in your sentence in the sense of come across. It sounds a bit pretentious though. If you do use it in that sense, I think you have to make the object a little fuller as in:

In the course of your reading you will probably meet many examples of phrasal verbs.

It still sounds a bit teacherish to me and also patronising.

Alan
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