Would you like to discuss me more in details?
Is this correct sentence?
I was thinking as
Would you like to discuss with me in more details?
Or are they the same meaning?
If so, which is more polite?
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Sign up to join this communityWould you like to discuss me more in details?
Is this correct sentence?
I was thinking as
Would you like to discuss with me in more details?
Or are they the same meaning?
If so, which is more polite?
If you say "discuss me" then the word "me" is the direct object, which means you are the subject of discussion. When you say "discuss with me" then "me" becomes the indirect object so instead the details (of some other subject) are being discussed, and you are involved in the discussion.
discuss me
means discuss about me?
– O.o
Feb 25 '20 at 2:24