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Stevenukd Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
My treat!
- When you want to invite someone to eat something, you will say "My treat!". When I want to invite someone to go out for coffee or go to the movies, can I use this, too?
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Stevenukd
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Stevenukd
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I'm from Viet Nam, i don't know national culture of English, I think that you can.
- I'm from Viet Nam, i don't know national culture of English, I think that you can.
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I'm from Viet Nam, i don't know national culture of English,
I think that you can.
I think that you can.
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"My treat" means I am inviting someone/friends for movies/lunch/dinner/coffee/etc, and I'll pay for his/her/their share.
Chris
Chris
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hey Stevenukd,
To put in right words, you can use the word "offer" for ex: "I'd like to offer you a coffee" and or "I'd be delighted if you could take my coffee offer" or "Would you consider a day out with me for a movie offer"...
hope these suggestions help you.
/Sameer
To put in right words, you can use the word "offer" for ex: "I'd like to offer you a coffee" and or "I'd be delighted if you could take my coffee offer" or "Would you consider a day out with me for a movie offer"...
hope these suggestions help you.
/Sameer
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"You can offer to treat anybody to anything.. food, date etc.., here's a clip of celebrities using the term in American movies: "
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