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Goshawk Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Am I right?

1. I'd like very much to join this seminar.

2. I'd very much like to join this seminar.

I prefer No. 1, am I correct?

Thanks in advance.

BTW: 1. what's the means of RSVP?

2. How to say it in English or How do u say it in English? In which kind situation, could I use "How to..."? "How to do that" "How to make you happy" are they correct?
  

Top answer

1 and 2 both sound okay to me. RSVP is French, meaning "please respond" - it's use with an invitation to request that you let the host or hostess know whether or not you'll be attending. You shouldn't say "Please RSVP" because that means "Please please answer" but it's actually pretty common to see that.

— BarbaraPA

  • 1 and 2 both sound okay to me.
  • RSVP is French, meaning "please respond" - it's use with an invitation to request that you let the host or hostess know whether or not you'll be attending.
  • You shouldn't say "Please RSVP" because that means "Please please answer" but it's actually pretty common to see that.
  • How do you say it in English?
  • If you start with "How to" it sounds like you are giving instructions: How to make an applie pie: First, peel about six or seven apples...
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1 and 2 both sound okay to me.

RSVP is French, meaning "please respond" - it's use with an invitation to request that you let the host or hostess know whether or not you'll be attending. You shouldn't say "Please RSVP" because that means "Please please answer" but it's actually pretty common to see that.

How do you say it in English?

If you start with "How to" it
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you are great! thank you very much!
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