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HUBLOT Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Thanks for having us (over)

- Thanks for having us over.
- Thanks for having us.
Do these two mean the same?

  

Top answer

Yes. Thanks for the invitation.

— Deadrat

  • Yes.
  • Thanks for the invitation.
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Yes. Thanks for the invitation.
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Thank you, deadrat.

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You're right. Krissy can't say "Thank you for having me over," since the invitation wasn't to the interviewer's house. The invitation was to be interviewed. If the interview was to take place on a TV program, Krissy could say "Thank you for having me on," meaning "Thank you for having me on your program." Otherwise, "Thank you for having me" would be understood as "Thank you for inviting me he
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Thanks a lot for your reply, deadrat.
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Please, could you tell me which book did you take the first quotation from?
Thank you in advance!
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