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When people around here ask to be introduced to someone—for example: “I’d like to ________ John Smith.”
| MEET | 878 |
| KNOW | 64 |
| GET A KNOCKDOWN TO | 43 |
| GET TO KNOW | 34 |
| BE INTRODUCED TO | 30 |
| GET ACQUAINTED WITH | 22 |
| BECOME ACQUAINTED WITH | 17 |
| HAVE AN INTRODUCTION TO | 15 |
| MAKE HIS ACQUAINTANCE | 8 |
| GET TO MEET | 7 |
| HAVE A KNOCKDOWN TO | 7 |
| MAKE THE ACQUAINTANCE OF | 6 |
| NR | 6 |
| BE ACQUAINTED WITH | 5 |
| BE KNOCKED DOWN TO | 5 |
| MEET UP WITH | 5 |
| BE INTRODUCED | 4 |
| GET ACQUAINTED | 4 |
| BECOME ACQUAINTED | 3 |
| GET AN INTRODUCTION TO | 3 |
| GET KNOCKED DOWN TO | 3 |
| KNOCK ME DOWN TO | 3 |
| KNOCKDOWN TO | 3 |
| BE MADE ACQUAINTED WITH | 2 |
| HOW ABOUT KNOCKING ME DOWN TO | 2 |
| INTRODUCE | 2 |
| MAKE THEIR ACQUAINTANCE | 2 |
| ACQUAINT YOU WITH | 1 |
| BE ACQUAINTED | 1 |
| BE KNOCK-DOWNED TO | 1 |
| BE KNOCKED DOWN | 1 |
| BE MADE KNOWN BY | 1 |
| BE PRESENTED TO | 1 |
| BREAK THE ICE WITH | 1 |
| COULD YOU INTRODUCE ME TO | 1 |
| CUT ME INTO | 1 |
| EXTEND OUR FRIENDSHIP TO | 1 |
| FOR YOU TO MEET | 1 |
| GET A KNOCKDOWN WITH | 1 |
| GET A PUSH-UP TO | 1 |
| GET BETTER ACQUAINTED | 1 |
| GET CLOSE TO | 1 |
| GET INTRODUCED TO | 1 |
| GIT ACQUAINTED | 1 |
| GIVE ME A KNOCKDOWN TO | 1 |
| HAVE A KNOCKDOWN | 1 |
| HAVE A KNOCK-ME-DOWN WITH | 1 |
| HAVE SOME CONTACT WITH | 1 |
| HAVE YOU GIVE ME A KNOCKDOWN TO | 1 |
| HAVE YOU INTRODUCE ME TO | 1 |
| I’D LIKE FOR YOU TO KNOW | 1 |
| I’D LIKE FOR YOU TO MAKE ME ACQUAINTED WITH | 1 |
| I’D LIKE YOU TO ACQUAINT ME WITH | 1 |
| INTRODUCE ME | 1 |
| INTRODUCE YOU TO | 1 |
| INTRODUCTION TO | 1 |
| KNOCK ME DOWN | 1 |
| KNOCKED ME DOWN TO | 1 |
| LATCH ONTO | 1 |
| LIKE FOR YOU TO MEET | 1 |
| MAKE ME ACQUAINTED WITH | 1 |
| MAKE ME USED TO | 1 |
| SAY HOWDY TO | 1 |
| SHAKE HANDS WITH | 1 |
| TURN ME ONTO | 1 |
| WISH YOU’D INTRODUCE ME TO | 1 |
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