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Aqua ladder 118 Posted 7 years ago
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English preposition. I invited him -----dinner.

1; I invited him ------ dinner.

2; We -------to ziarat for our holiday for last year.

Pleased any put the correct preposition. By ikram bajaur

  

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1; I invited him to / for dinner. Both 'to' and 'for' are OK. 2; We -------to Z iarat for our holiday for last year.

— Clive

  • 1; I invited him to / for dinner.
  • Both 'to' and 'for' are OK.
  • 2; We -------to Z iarat for our holiday for last year.
  • This sentence needs a verb, eg 'went'.
  • It already has a correct preposition (to).
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1; I invited him to / for dinner. Both 'to' and 'for' are OK.

2; We -------to Ziarat for our holiday for last year. This sentence needs a verb, eg 'went'. It already has a correct preposition (to).

Clive

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