Is it correct?
My choice of university was met BY disapproval by my parents
or
my choice of university was met WITH disapproval by my parents
Thanks in advance!
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Answers · 2
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“With” is correct here. It is always “met with disapproval.” Similarly, “my suggestion was met with resistance.” In other contexts, however, “met” is followed by “by”. Example: I was met at the airport by my parents.
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Hello Maria,
the first sentence is correct.
but I think you should say " of my parents " not by.
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