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Hkqq Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Dinner

I am having dinner with my family members, and suddendly my friends visit my home. I want he to join us eating. Can I say "Let's have dinner with us" or "Pls. join us to have dinner"??
  

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Choosing such kind of expressions depends pretty much on the relationship of the individuals. To me, you can say both of the sentences ( with the corrections) to your friend but if that person is your boss, you should be a bit more formal and polite. " But I wouldn't tell this to my friend.

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  • Choosing such kind of expressions depends pretty much on the relationship of the individuals.
  • To me, you can say both of the sentences ( with the corrections) to your friend but if that person is your boss, you should be a bit more formal and polite.
  • " But I wouldn't tell this to my friend.
  • "
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Choosing such kind of expressions depends pretty much on the relationship of the individuals. To me, you can say both of the sentences ( with the corrections) to your friend but if that person is your boss, you should be a bit more formal and polite. For example: "I will be really happy if you join us for dinner sir." But I wouldn't tell this to my friend. I just sa
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