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Renjithvsathyan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Felicitations
In an invitation card which one is most appropriate?, only one person is there to congratulate..
1.Felicitations by Mr.XXXXX
2.Felicitation by Mr.XXXXX
1.Felicitations by Mr.XXXXX
2.Felicitation by Mr.XXXXX
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It should be "Felicitations", but "by" is not right. Assuming Mr. XX is the person sending the felicitations, it should be " from Mr.
- It should be "Felicitations", but "by" is not right.
- Assuming Mr.
- XX is the person sending the felicitations, it should be " from Mr.
- XX".
- A more common word is "congratulations".
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It should be "Felicitations", but "by" is not right. Assuming Mr. XX is the person sending the felicitations, it should be "from Mr. XX".
A more common word is "congratulations".
I wouldn't normally use either word on an invitation card -- unless I happened to be incidentally congratulating someone about something else at the same time, I suppose.
A more common word is "congratulations".
I wouldn't normally use either word on an invitation card -- unless I happened to be incidentally congratulating someone about something else at the same time, I suppose.
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