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Julelotte Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Hey,
I´d like to welcome a friend by writing him a sms. But I am not sure, this sentence is correct:

I am looking forward to welcoming you back again in Berlin!

Is it: in Berlin? or to Berlin? Or even something else?

I´d be very thankfull for any kind of help! Emotion: smile
  

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Probably to , unless Berlin is a place different from where you welcomed the friend before. Note: the use of back and again is redundant.

— Philip

  • Probably to , unless Berlin is a place different from where you welcomed the friend before.
  • Note: the use of back and again is redundant.
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Probably to, unless Berlin is a place different from where you welcomed the friend before. Note: the use of back and again is redundant.
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