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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Welcome or welcoming?
Do I sense that you have changed your mind a bit and maybe want to get back with her? Because I think that would be very welcome/welcoming.
What is correct welcome or welcoming? (The one speaking refers to "her" and that she would be very happy to get him back.)
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anonymous, First of all, this dialog is not the kind you will hear from native speakers. It's too wordy. That said, between the two, "welcoming" would be the choice in your sentence.
- anonymous, First of all, this dialog is not the kind you will hear from native speakers.
- It's too wordy.
- That said, between the two, "welcoming" would be the choice in your sentence.
- Please see below.
- Do I sense that you have changed your mind a bit and maybe want to get back with her?
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anonymous, First of all, this dialog is not the kind you will hear from native speakers. It's too wordy. That said, between the two, "welcoming" would be the choice in your sentence. Please see below.Do I sense that you have changed your mind a bit and maybe want to get back with her? Because I think that would be very welcome/welcoming.
What is correct welcome o
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