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Parading Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

R.S.V.P.

Hello,

How can I use R.S.V.P. in the sentences?

I'm an English learner so please tell me exactly.

in the situation that one boss gives directions to her assistant, she said that 'R.S.V.P. "yes" to the Michael Kors party'. I'm confused with the 'yes'.

Does she want him to reply if he please yes about her attending to his party, or is she answering 'yes' to his offer to join the party?

if you have any idea, please tell me.

bye~
  

Top answer

" RSVP is your response to an invitation. If you are my assistant and I say "RSVP my regrets" then I want you to tell the person organizing the party that will not attend. If I say "RSVP yes" then I want you tell him or her that I will attend.

— BarbaraPA

  • " RSVP is your response to an invitation.
  • If you are my assistant and I say "RSVP my regrets" then I want you to tell the person organizing the party that will not attend.
  • If I say "RSVP yes" then I want you tell him or her that I will attend.
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She is saying "tell the person organizing the party that Michael Kors is hosting that I will attend."

RSVP is your response to an invitation. 

If you are my assistant and I say "RSVP my regrets" then I want you to tell the person organizing the party that will not attend. If I say "RSVP yes" then I want you tell him or her that I will attend.
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