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MustAsk Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Invite to a challenge?

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Can you say to invite someone to a challenge?

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No. But you can eg challenge someone. eg Invite someone to participate in a challenge.

— Clive

  • No.
  • But you can eg challenge someone.
  • eg Invite someone to participate in a challenge.
  • Clive
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No.
But you can
eg challenge someone.
eg Invite someone to participate in a challenge.

Clive
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MustAskCan you say to invite someone to a challenge?
116,000,000 people think so on Google, but why not just say "to challenge someone"?

CJ
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It's the same 116,000,000 people that we had to correct last week, isn't it?
Why won't they learn?

Clive
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If "challenge" (as a noun) is used to mean "to participate or be invited in a competition, tournament, or fight", then yes, you can correctly use "invite someone to a challenge".

e.g.,
I am willing to take up the challenge to lose 10 kg of body weight in four months or less.

France will mount a serious challenge on winning the FIFA World Cup this year,
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cbsteh If "challenge" (as a noun) is used to mean "to participate or be invited in a competition, tournament, or fight", then yes, you can correctly use "invite someone to a challenge".e.g.,I am willing to take up the challenge to lose 10 kg of body weight in four months or less.France will mount a serious challenge on winning the FIFA World Cup this year,
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