I assume this is correct:
I will see my friend to the aiport.
But for this, I cannot see a single hit on Google:
I’m seeing my friend to the airport.
I’m using the progressive to express that this is a plan, something that is for sure going to happen (at least according to my plan) and I am familiar with this kind of usage. However, I have not seen in used with this verb and in this context. Is there something special about this sentence in particular?
Answer
Well, I’ve found three sentences below on Google, in which “seeing someone to something” is used and confirmed that the authors who wrote them are all native speakers of English.
1.Jennifer is packing the last of her camera equipment, and SJP is seeing me to the door.
2.We need to be at the transport van at six a.m. My mom insists on seeing me to the van.
3.“Seeing me to the hotel won’t be necessary, Sheriff.”
Attribution
Source : Link , Question Author : John V , Answer Author : Lee Seok Min
