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Latest post Sat, Apr 14 2007 4:13 PM by Lcchang. 2 replies.
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Lcchang  +  350817 Sat, 14 Apr 07 03:49 PM

It's been great seeing you again.

Do people say the sentence in the beginning of the conversation as a greeting or to end the conversation? Please advise.

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nona the brit  +  350818 Sat, 14 Apr 07 03:50 PM
You would use it at the end of a conversation. 'It's been' shows that you are talking about something that has already happened (the seeing them) not that is about to happen.
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Lcchang, 2 yr 227 days ago

I see. Thanks.

LCChang

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