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Rohan88 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Usage of "Innovative Invitation".

My friend showed me an invitation card which he had received recently. The card was placed inside a guitar-shaped box which was something new for me. So I said- "That's very innovative" but my friend said that it was wrong. According to him, I should have said- "It's an innovative invitation" instead of "That's very innovative" or "The invitation is very innovative". I'm not a native English speaker so I want to know which one of them is correct? Was I speaking it wrongly?

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Hello, rohan - and welcome to English Forums. These are all perfectly fine comments: That's very innovative. It's an innovative invitation.

— Mister Micawber

  • Hello, rohan - and welcome to English Forums.
  • These are all perfectly fine comments: That's very innovative.
  • It's an innovative invitation.
  • The invitation is very innovative .
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Hello, rohan - and welcome to English Forums.

These are all perfectly fine comments:

That's very innovative.

It's an innovative invitation.

The invitation is very innovative.
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Thank you so... much for the instant reply Emotion: smile

I don't know why my friend was trying to argue with me on its usage then. Silly
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