and why? what's the grammar rule?
P.S. is it correct saying "grammar rule"?
thanks, see you
Answers:
I am very happy to speak to you, to speak with you would be to talk at the same time. And instead of saying 'whats the grammar rule?', try saying 'is this grammatically correct?'
i am very happy speaking to u
WHAT?!
Americans speak with people
The British speak to people
The Americans are incorrect
I am very happing speaking to you
"I am very happy to speak with you"
"I am very happy to speak to you"
(either way is fine)
I am an English major so im pretty sure its correct.
I am very pleased to have this opportunity to speak with you
"I am very happy to speak with you" and i want to be your friend
The correct grammar depends on the situation.
If you are speaking one-on-one to a single person the correct way to express your happiness is:
"I am very happy to speak with you."
This is because it will be a conversation that will go back & forth between 2 people.
If you are speaking to a crowd of people the correct way to express that is:
"I am very happy to speak to you today on the subject
of . . ."
This is because you are giving a presentation or speech to a group of people, not just having a conversation with one individual.
i am pleased to chat with you.whats on your mind.
You "speak to " or " converse with " another person.
" Speaking with you " would be both of you speaking at the same time.
The correct form is " Speaking to you"
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