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Yes, it's possible. See here, definition #12.
It strikes me as rather informal, especially if you leave out "I'll".
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#1 11-Nov-2012, 07:35Be seeing you
I decided to use this phrase when saying good-bye to my students (who are going to have their next class with me according to their timetable), just for a change. Will it be OK? Can it be used along with "Good-bye", "See you", "Bye" etc? Are they completely interchangeable?
Thank you.Last edited by englishhobby; 11-Nov-2012 at 13:02.
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#2 11-Nov-2012, 21:01Re: Be seeing you
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#3 11-Nov-2012, 21:13Re: Be seeing you
It's OK but it is definitely informal and I wouldn't recommend leaving out "I'll" at the beginning. Unless your students are at an advanced level and you are teaching them colloquial English, I would stick to the more standard phrases.
Remember - if you don't use correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing, anything you write will be incorrect.
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