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Thread: "OK with me" or "OK by me"
- 08-Aug-2006, 09:29 #1
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"OK with me" or "OK by me" Hi all,
When I'm proposed a new date for a meeting, and there's no problem for me, what is considered the most correct answer
1. "OK with me"
2. "OK by me"
3. "OK for me"
TIALast edited by TerDale; 08-Aug-2006 at 09:32. Reason: Adding a 3rd possibility
- 08-Aug-2006, 09:41 #2
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Re: "OK with me" or "OK by me" "Ok for me"
- 08-Aug-2006, 16:49 #3
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Teacher Re: "OK with me" or "OK by me" 1 and 3 are equally acceptable in this situation. Colloquially people often used 2 also.
Originally Posted by TerDale 
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