Look forward to meeting you both vs. Look forward to meeting you
I'm confused about the need to add the word "both", when you're using
"you" as a plural that refers to more than one individual.
The below sentence refers to two people (the "you") is as follows:
We look forward to meeting you this evening as well as getting to know you
both over the coming year.
Any comments / edits would be greatly appreciated!
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