The sentence "Get together next week" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could write: "My family and I are planning to get together next week to celebrate the holidays."
But Jeter is scheduled to attend Posada's wedding in Puerto Rico on Friday, and if Jeter can't speak to Steinbrenner today or tomorrow, then the two could get together next week.
"We still get together next week and play one more game before going off to the World Cup, so I've not lost sight of the bigger picture here.
"Obviously there are people who have been doing some work on this over a long period of time and I hope to get together next week, this week, some of the organisations that have been campaigning to see how I can take it forward from there, because the kind of response I've had from people all over the country, and from other countries as well, is amazing," she said.
When asked about the prospects of a second date, Riff Raff said that Perry is in Belgium right now but they might get together next week for "round two".
Let's get together later this week".
Cherry calls to tell Frank she's busy, maybe they can get together tomorrow.
Fissures, Chasms, Islands It was hard for Aqeelah, Kelly and Johanna to get together this year.
"He said, 'I've been thinking about it a lot, and I think we should get together this weekend.
The four were due to get together this week to talk about their selections and will do so again one more time before Gatland names his squad April 30.
And surely we'll all get together next year around this time, when the debate, growing more tired at each pass, rages again.
Kahn, who was recommended to the Nets by Indiana president Donnie Walsh, said the holiday made it tough for the two parties to get together this weekend.
