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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Thank you for your company???

Hi
Could you tell me how to use 'company'
When you don't talke about work .
I heard that the word can use for 'join us/friend'
There are some sentence...

(I really enjoyed your company)
(I thank you for your company)

Im very confusing...
Please someone help me!!!!

Thanks!!!!
  

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Company = companionship; pleasant visitors (non-count noun) I enjoy your company = I enjoy being with you. People in the hospital really need some company; it helps them get better. ) We had company over for dinner last night.

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  • Company = companionship; pleasant visitors (non-count noun) I enjoy your company = I enjoy being with you.
  • People in the hospital really need some company; it helps them get better.
  • ) We had company over for dinner last night.
  • (people we enjoy visiting with)
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Company = companionship; pleasant visitors (non-count noun)

I enjoy your company = I enjoy being with you.
People in the hospital really need some company; it helps them get better. (company = visitors who will give pleasant conversation.)
We had company over for dinner last night. (people we enjoy visiting with)
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