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ESLPod_0184_WE_0042 Running a Meeting The phrase "please join me in," in this podcast, is used to introduce someone to a group: "Please join me in welcoming the president of Mexico." The phrase, "join me," can be used in many situations. For example, if you are eating lunch at a restaurant and one of your friends walk in and you want him to eat with you, you can say, "Join me." Or, "Join me for lunch." This is a friendly way of inviting them to sit down and eat with you. We can use this for other types of invitations, such as in this situation, which is a little more formal: "Do you want to join me for a walk around the park?" Informally, you can say, "Do you want to come with me for a walk around the park?"

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ESLPod 184 please join me in Business

Id	ESLPod_0184_WE_0042
Episode Id	ESLPod 184
Episode Title	Running a Meeting
Phrase	please join me in
Text	The phrase "please join me in," in this podcast, is used to introduce someone to a group: "Please join me in welcoming the president of Mexico." The phrase, "join me," can be used in many situations. For example, if you are eating lunch at a restaurant and one of your friends walk in and you want him to eat with you, you can say, "Join me." Or, "Join me for lunch." This is a friendly way of inviting them to sit down and eat with you. We can use this for other types of invitations, such as in this situation, which is a little more formal: "Do you want to join me for a walk around the park?" Informally, you can say, "Do you want to come with me for a walk around the park?"
Topics	Business

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