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Ansonguy Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Go to the potluck or join in the potluck

You can say:

(1) I am going to the dinner tonight. (The dinner has been arranged)


If a potluck has been arranged, can you say:

(2) I am going to the potluck today.

(3) I am going to join in the potluck today.


Are (2) and (3) grammatically correct? Thanks a lot.

  

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(1) I've been invited to dinner tonight. No No

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(1) I've been invited to dinner tonight.

No

No

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You can say (2) and (3) if the people you are talking to understand that by 'potluck' you mean an informal meal to which visitors take a random selection of miscellaneous food.

[https://www.wordreference.com/definition/potluck]

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