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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Use of appreciation

Hi teachers,

Is this sentence correct?

I would like to invite you for lunch in appreciation to all of your effort and assistance during my graduate studies.


Thanks!

  

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We say "appreciation of something", not "to". "efforts" would be better as plural, I think.

— GPY

  • We say "appreciation of something", not "to".
  • "efforts" would be better as plural, I think.
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We say "appreciation of something", not "to". "efforts" would be better as plural, I think.

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Use of word in sentence

Why are you still writing 'appreciation to' when you've already been told it's 'appreciation of'?

Please do not double post.

CJ

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