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Reegis Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Invite to/for the wedding (ceremony)?

Hello.

1a) I will invite everyone to my wedding.
1b) I will invite everyone for my wedding.
2a) I will invite everyone to my wedding ceremony.
2b) I will invite everyone for my wedding ceremony.

Which of the sentences above are grammatically correct (and why)? Does the added word 'ceremony' change anything from this aspect?

  

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Reegis 1a) I will invite everyone to my wedding. Reegis 2a) I will invite everyone to my wedding ceremony. Correct.

— Anonymous

  • Reegis 1a) I will invite everyone to my wedding.
  • Reegis 2a) I will invite everyone to my wedding ceremony.
  • Correct.
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Reegis1a) I will invite everyone to my wedding.
Reegis2a) I will invite everyone to my wedding ceremony.

Correct.

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