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The response is fine, gramatically, but I think it's a little curt. "I'm sorry; I've just eaten. Thanks for the invitation, though."

You can, but I see it meaning something else. "Getting ready" has a wider scope to its meaning. You could do other things when getting ready that aren't directly related. For example, use marriage instead of skydiving. Preparing for a wedding might include sending out invitations...

You can use the progressive only in a changed order. Click on the link to see the full letter: -- 1001 Letters for All Occasions: The Best Models for Every Business and ... - Page 75 by Corey Sandler, Janice Keefe - Reference - 2004 - 520 pages We will be sending out a formal...

I guess this is just the same as saying, "Let's go now, shall we?" The use of "shall we" here as a question tag is a special case because of the statement intorduced by "Let's..." I've read a portion of an ESL book that was mainly devoted to tag...

i want to send an invitation letter to my wife to visit me in africa nigeria..is there ant sample i can ue?

Is there any such thing called a calling letter? A person informed at a meeting that calling letters would be distributed among the staff. The letter was an invitation to a workshop. Should it be a memo?

I don't see a great deal of difference between a request and an invitation -- none that could be communicated entirely by a modal verb, at least. The difference seems to lie in what you expect the addressee to do. Request: . CJ

Hello. To distinguish between a request and an invitation is it correct to say ? - Will you be coming to the party tonight? (request) (instead of "Will you come to the party tonight?") Thanks

I have bought a machinery from a company. now their engeener should come and opperate and instal the machine. he needs an invitation letter for his comming. help me to write a very formal invitation letter. I have his personal datas. Regards, Fakhri

Hi, 1) Where I think we need to carve out some territory of definition in practice is to say that proselytism is relating to people different from oneself by using means and methods with ulterior motives in order to convert. But what's happening in secular literature is that it is moving...