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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

In collaboration with invite or invites

For an invitation wording in which two organizations are having an event "in collaboration with...." should it be invites or invite
  

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What's the actual sentence?. Are you sure 'collaboration' is the best word? Have you considered eg A and B jointly invite you to .

— Clive

  • What's the actual sentence?.
  • Are you sure 'collaboration' is the best word?
  • Have you considered eg A and B jointly invite you to .
  • .
  • ?
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What's the actual sentence?.

Are you sure 'collaboration' is the best word?
Have you considered eg A and B jointly invite you to . . . . ?
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anonymous For an invitation wording in which two organizations are having an event "in collaboration with...." should it be invites or invite
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