I have the following sentence:
I haven't had a chance to talk in person about how much I've grown my passion in our common interest–art.
Question:
- Is there a single word to replace "talk in person" above?
- Is there any better place to put "in person" in above sentence?
EDIT:
Thanks @Mari-LouA for your support. As she mentions in the comment below, I'd also like to know if I can improve my sentence grammatically. If I can improve the sentence by rearranging the words or replacing few words to be more concise, that would be great!
Best Answer
There is nothing wrong with "talk in person" or "talk face to face" unless you want to limit the number of words in Twitter or you send a telegram.
And when we say talk it is not understood that it is face to face, it can be by phone, by a series of emails, videochat and so on.