I've always thought that the only particle which is correct to use with 会う is
に：

> 明日あなた **に** 会います。

But I've come across the sentence:

> きのう田中さん **と** 会いました。

Is it correct? If it is, when shall we use と with 会う and when shall we use に?
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word-choice particle-に particle-と
Using the particle と or the particle に with あう
と is a rather symmetric particle overall: 'I met Tanaka' has the sense of
'Tanaka and I met'.

に is less symmetric: e.g. I went to Tanaka's office to see him. It may also be
a difference of status, rather than of motion: 社長と会いました seems pretentious
because it creates an equality of sorts between the CEO and me.
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