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Samuraigirl Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

You are welcome to + inf.

Hi guys,

I was asked to translate an email text for an invitation to a party.

The party is held by mom's whose daughters from (? Is this 'from' grammatically correct?) the same high school almost won at a dance contest.

1) What do you call such a party? (like a farewell party, a house warming party, etc.)


2) Is the next phrase not too informal or unnatural?

" p.s. Moms and dads, you are welcome to bring something to share (though it is not required)."

I want it to sound natural, casual but not impolite.


Thanks in advance.


  

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samuraigirl 1) What do you call such a party? Just a party . samuraigirl Moms and dads, You can write that or simply the word parents .

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  • samuraigirl 1) What do you call such a party?
  • Just a party .
  • samuraigirl Moms and dads, You can write that or simply the word parents .
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samuraigirl1) What do you call such a party?

Just a party.

samuraigirlMoms and dads,

You can write that or simply the word parents.

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