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Professional Ways to Say "need you to"

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How to Reassure Someone in English

Yes. I need you to travel

It means to attend the board meeting in someone else's place.

From Love Me Or I Die, Episode 9

When do people say this?

Scene Context

Someone asks another person to go to a board meeting on their behalf.

Usage Scenario

Use this in workplace conversations when asking someone to attend a meeting for you. It can sound awkward if the person is not a colleague or assistant.

Better ways to say it

1
I need you to travel to a board meeting for me.
2
Can you go to a board meeting for me?
3
I need you to attend the board meeting for me.

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