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Parading Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Event
is this right that 'event' means special things such as party for a day?
in Korea, in Asia, near to China, we use the word 'event' in situation that we have our friends, girl friends enjoy it and pleased with what I prepared as special things for a day,
especially when man propose to an woman and say "would you marry me?"
can use this 'event' in this situation?
is that right usage?
and does 'event' means like this??
in Korea, in Asia, near to China, we use the word 'event' in situation that we have our friends, girl friends enjoy it and pleased with what I prepared as special things for a day,
especially when man propose to an woman and say "would you marry me?"
can use this 'event' in this situation?
is that right usage?
and does 'event' means like this??
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An "event" is usually public, like a big game, or a parade. A family affair, like an engagment party, would probably be called an "occasion," and would be private. A big wedding in a small town might be considered an event, if everyone were invited.
- An "event" is usually public, like a big game, or a parade.
- A family affair, like an engagment party, would probably be called an "occasion," and would be private.
- A big wedding in a small town might be considered an event, if everyone were invited.
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An "event" is usually public, like a big game, or a parade.
A family affair, like an engagment party, would probably be called an "occasion," and would be private.
A big wedding in a small town might be considered an event, if everyone were invited.
A family affair, like an engagment party, would probably be called an "occasion," and would be private.
A big wedding in a small town might be considered an event, if everyone were invited.
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