Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
In person and personally
Need someone help:
May I know how to use " In person" and " Personally".
What are the difference between them?
Thanks,
English learner
May I know how to use " In person" and " Personally".
What are the difference between them?
Thanks,
English learner
Top answer
Thanks,English learner 'in person' means that the person was physically present. The Dean welcomed us in person. (not via video or other means) 'personally' just relates to a person.
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AnonymousNeed someone help:May I know how to use " In person" and " Personally".What are the difference between them?Thanks,English learner'in person' means that the person was physically present.
The Dean welcomed us in person. (not via video or other means)
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