English Language Learners Asked on December 13, 2020
There is a sentence in a textbook: "I can answer any questions you’ve got when I see you next." What does "see you next" means? Is it a contraction of "see you next time"?
When I see you next = The next time I meet you.
Note that it isn't actually a literal usage in this case. In the context of a classroom situation (for example), it means 'when the class meets again for a lesson'. If a teacher says "I'll explain it when I see you next", they mean 'in the next lesson'. If they happen to meet the students in a different context, such as in the cafeteria after the lesson, the teacher isn't suddenly going to start explaining the point there.
Correct answer by kandyman on December 13, 2020
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