to see/seeing

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
1

I wonder if there is subtle difference between “1” and '2".

  1. It was good to see you.
  2. It was good seeing you.
2

Not really enough to worry about. One emphasises the action of meeting (to see) while the other emphasises the feeling (good seeing).

3

#1 happened once
#2 happened more than once in a period of time in the past

right?

4

No. That’s not the case.

5

Hi ,I’m a student ~ I don’t think there’re too many differences between these two sentences :slight_smile: .Actually , I think the first one is more widely used ~~

Thank you ~~