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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Greet you
Can the word greet be used in this way:
We would like to greet you on your graduation/birthday.
We would like to greet you a succeful finish to your study.
Are they possible?
We would like to greet you on your graduation/birthday.
We would like to greet you a succeful finish to your study.
Are they possible?
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Anonymous We would like to greet you on your graduation/birthday. Yes, but it is a bit odd. You want to greet them at the door when they come to your party for them?
- Anonymous We would like to greet you on your graduation/birthday.
- Yes, but it is a bit odd.
- You want to greet them at the door when they come to your party for them?
- Anonymous We would like to greet you a succeful finish to your study.
- No.
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AnonymousWe would like to greet you on your graduation/birthday.Yes, but it is a bit odd. You want to greet them at the door when they come to your party for them?
AnonymousWe would like to greet you a succeful finish to your study.No. "Congratulate" seems more appropriate.
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Yes, that is what I thought. So greet should not be the word written for their graduation, it is just the welcoming as you said?
Is this sentence correct: we would like to congratulate you a successful finish to your study. A successful finish sounds a bit odd, but is the sentence correct?
Is this sentence correct: we would like to congratulate you a successful finish to your study. A successful finish sounds a bit odd, but is the sentence correct?
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It's not quite right. This is more natural:
We would like to congratulate you on successfully finishing your studies.
We would like to congratulate you on successfully finishing your studies.
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