I'd like to see you again meaning in English
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Definition
I'd like to see you again: I hope we can meet at least one more time
Exercise 1
Based on the conversation, select the TRUE statement(s) about Sandra Robinson.
There may be more than one correct answer!
There may be more than one correct answer!
Based on the conversation, select the TRUE statement(s) about Sandra Robinson.
There may be more than one correct answer!
There may be more than one correct answer!
This statement is true. Sandra says 'Book us a room in a hotel - then you can call me!'. To 'book a room' is to 'reserve a room'. We can also 'book tickets', 'book seats', and 'book a table at a restaurant'.
This is a false statement. When Edward asks Sandra, 'Do you work here?', she replies in the negative: 'No. I just had a meeting with Mr Delavigne. I was on my way out'. This means that Sandra does not work for the Delavigne Corporation: she is not an employee, but just a visitor.
This statement is false. Sandra tells Edward, 'I don't usually do this, but I'd really like to see you again'. This means that she does not often show romantic interest in men in offices, or 'seduce' them.
This statement is true. Towards the end of the dialogue, Sandra says 'I'd really like to see you again'. This means that she is interested in meeting up with Edward in the future. This is the reason that she gives Edward her business card: 'Book us a room in a hotel - then you can call me!'. 'I'd like to see you again' is a nice way of telling someone that you are interested in them, usually romantically!
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