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Clyde Posted 20 years ago
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When I want to say (in general) that I want someone to come and visit something, for instance my school, office etc. should I say "everyone's invited" or "we invite everyone" or may be something else? Thanx!
When I want to say (in general) that I want someone to come and visit something, for instance my school, office etc. should I say "everyone's invited" or "we invite everyone" or may be something else? Thanx!
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we welcome all and sundry
- we welcome all and sundry
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ClydeHiAll are welcome to my house. (if you want them to come to your house)
When I want to say (in general) that I want someone to come and visit something, for instance my school, office etc. should I say "everyone's invited" or "we invite everyone" or may be something else? Thanx!
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