"Do you want we meet", how to say correctly?
Hello I want to say "Do you want we meet" but correctly. I don't want to change the sense of the sentence by saying "Do you want to meet me". Is it possible to say in English correctly? Thank you
Who Do You Want to Meet Today?
Nobody.
How do you ask someone to meet up with you, implying that you have something important to tell them?
Why would you scare him off?But if you're that worried, just use the first part "Hey ___________, I was just wondering if you would be free sometime next week for a cup of coffee". If he asks if you want anything in particularly say something like "Just want to talk"
“Let me know when you would like to meet with Me and Sarah.” Is this correct?
Shoul be:Let me know when you would like to meet with Sarah and me!…some people will tell you that you should use:“Sarah and I” but this is first person personal which refers to yourself - “I” is more impersonal in usage.Either version would be o.k. but when you include a third person (in this case Sarah) you place their name before referring to yourself… same as you would hold open a door for a person whom you accompany into a building - it is a form of politeness.
Can I rent my PC/laptop during my idle time for money?
Have you ever seen how people treat rental cars? Have you ever seen how people treat the computers they rent from ColorTyme and Rent-a-Center and Aarons?Can I rent my PC/laptop during my idle time for money?Let’s get a copy of the question written down before it gets changed.So from the phrase “my idle” time, obviously you weren’t thinking of renting the computer out to an actual individual where the computer would leave your possession.You want something like Folding@Home that kicks in when you aren’t doing anything… just like a screensaver kicks in when you aren’t doing anything. Except… you want the distributed computing task to be from an organization that pays you.They exist.Earn Money by Selling Your CPU Idle TimeIn that article, the company CPUsage is mentioned. You give up about 4 hours of computing a day, you earn $10 a month. 12 hrs per dollar. About $0.08 cents an hour. Slightly more… like 8.5 cents per hour.This article Zennet to Pay for Distributed Computing with Blockchain Tech talks about what Zennet INTENDS to do. However, if they actually finish setting it up, they would pay for idle time.7 Awesome Services To Earn Money By Keeping Your Computer ONThere’s another seven of them… and another mention of how much you can earn. The last one on that page… Rublik… pays $0.07 cents for every 1000 “solutions” you generate. I was going to dig deeper into it to see what one of these solutions was…… and I started to get the 404 errors. Slicify, Coinbeez, Coingeneration, IPUserServices, and Rublik… 5 out of the 7 companies listed on that page appear to have gone out of business. At least… their websites don’t come up anymore.So yes. They do exist. They don’t pay very well at all apparently, and there are more FAILED companies that wanted to do this, as compared to the SUCCESSFUL companies that are STILL doing this. So I’d be worried about actually getting paid.But…. if giving up your computer for at least 4 hours a day is worth $10 a month… hey, go for it.
How do I ask politely for a meeting place and time?
Please let me know a convenient place and time to meet.It would be great if you could kindly inform me about a place and time for our meeting as per your convenience.Looking forward to meeting you, upon your intimation of place and time.