Grammar fix
seeing each other
casually dating
To be dating someone, usually in the early or casual stage before it's serious.
expressionB1common
Hear it in context
Notice where the phrase sounds natural.
- We've been seeing each other for a few weeks, nothing serious yet.describing a new relationship
- A: Are you two together now?
B: Sort of — we're seeing each other.asking about someone's love life
Fix the pattern
Pattern: [people] are seeing each other / be seeing someone
WrongWe are seeing us.
RightWe're seeing each other.
Use 'each other' for the two people; for one person it's 'seeing someone'.
Pattern[people] are seeing each other / be seeing someone
Don't confuse it
'Seeing each other' = early/casual dating; 'going out' usually means an official couple.