- Please let me know if there is a chance that we meet somewhere in or outside Chicago.
- Please let me know if there is a chance to meet somewhere in or outside Chicago.
Which one between these two sentences is correct?
Context: Depending on the availability of a friend, I want him to let me know if there is a chance that we can meet (or to meet) somewhere. The complete sentence is: "Depending on how far you live from Chicago and your availability, and knowing that I won't be available on the 4th of December, please let me know if there is a chance to meet somewhere in or outside Chicago".
Best Answer
The second option reads like you're asking a general, open-ended question about possibility of meeting. It's almost like a question about statistics, given your context.
The first option reads like you're trying to make an appointment/arrangement to meet, which seems to fit your context better. So, the first sentence is correct, in this context.