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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Invite or invites
Which is correct?
"The Underwriters Group cordially invites (or invite) you to attend ..."
and also
The Underwriters Group cordially invites (or invite) you and your guest to attend ..."
"The Underwriters Group cordially invites (or invite) you to attend ..."
and also
The Underwriters Group cordially invites (or invite) you and your guest to attend ..."
Top answer
Anonymous Which is correct? I'd say "... " is correct.
- Anonymous Which is correct?
- I'd say "...
- " is correct.
- "The Underwrites Group" is a single unit there.
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AnonymousWhich is correct?I'd say "... group invites..." is correct.
"The Underwrites Group" is a single unit there.
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'Invite' is acceptable in BrE. We can think of collective nouns as being made up of members.
That's why you'll read "England bow out of the world cup" Here, 'England' refers to th England football team.
That's why you'll read "England bow out of the world cup" Here, 'England' refers to th England football team.
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fivejedjon'Invite' is acceptable in BrE. We can think of collective nouns as being made up of members.That's why you'll read "England bow out of the world cup" Here, 'England' refers to th England football teamThank you for that informative reply, fivejedjon!
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