2020年2月22日 · It's a pleasure to meet you. - is used when we have the pleasure or the delight of meeting someone. But you can say: I am pleased/delighted to meet you. There are various additions you can imbue into this phrase, like: It is a great pleasure to finally meet you. My pleasure! - means "You're welcome!", "No problem!" and the likes of these. And ...

2016年11月10日 · "It is with great pleasure that ..." is a standard idiomatic formality in English. In general you will use this form without variation: It is with great pleasure that we announce the winner of the contest. It is with great pleasure that I introduce our new company president ... It is with great pleasure that I congratulate you on your victory.

2021年7月4日 · With great pleasure I grant you the forgiveness you asked for. I grant you the forgiveness you asked for with great pleasure. The choice is purely one of style, ther is no difference in meaning. Technically "with great pleasure" is an adverbial phrase modifying the verb "grant" but in effect it emphasizes the entire sentence.

2006年1月4日 · "It gives me great pleasure to invite you" would be very appropriate for some businesses such as banking and investment, law or government. For more casual businesses, such as a small shop, it would sound pretentious. I would say, "I am very pleased to invite you."

2013年7月11日 · The way I understand it is that what would give me pleasure is not so much your willingness to have dinner with me, but your actually having dinner with me. A different way of expressing the same idea would be: It would give me great …

2011年9月16日 · It was a great pleasure meeting you: This is an impersonal form of "Meeting you was a greet pleasure" -- in which "meeting" is the subject of the sentence. GreenWhiteBlue

2015年5月4日 · It was a pleasure to meet you. It was a pleasure meeting you. When the "a" is added then either can be used. Other related phrases include: It was pleasing to have met you. The consensus of comments suggests that "It was pleasing to have met you" is not commonly used. It seemed OK to me, but maybe other phrases are better. I am pleased to have ...

2008年6月6日 · Correct. Really has to modify something, but it cannot modify the noun pleasure itself. You could have a really great pleasure, where really (adverb) modifies great (adjective), and you could describe something (using an adjective) as a real pleasure, but you cannot have "a + adverb + noun" if there's not an adjective for the adverb (really) to change.

2009年9月28日 · It is a great pleasure to be a part of The **** Company It is a great pleasure to be part of The **** Company. Which sentence is grammatically true? Should I omit "a" ? And also, can I say "a great pleasure"? Can I use "great" and "pleasure" together? I would be so happy if you could help me. Thank you.

2018年1月10日 · Hello everyone, Could you please let me know which of the two sentences below is correct? Thank you very much in advance for your time and your suggestions. As always, it is a great pleasure for us to collaborate with you. or As always, it has been a great pleasure for us to collaborate with...