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What is the past verb of invite?
It would still be "invite"
What is a good sentence for invite?
I would like to invite carrie to my birthday party.
Is it okay to invite your father but not his girl friend to your wedding?
It depends, if you like the girlfriend, then invite her as well. If you do not like her, you would not have to invite her, but it would be better to invite her anyways.But it could offend her.... or your father it depends on how much you don't like his girlfriend.
What part of speech is the word invite?
verb or noun, depending on how you use it in a sentence. For example, invite in the sentence "Hey, I sent you an invite via email" would be a noun. Conversely, "I forgot to invite him to the party" is using invite as a verb :)
How do you abbreviate invitational?
I would just use INVITE e.g. I posted Invite yesterday.
How do you invite Debby Ryan to your birthday?
The same way you would invite anyone else. It is doubtful she would come unless you are family or a friend.
We would like to invite you to have?
ANSWER:To have what love??
How do you invite someone on stage to address the conference?
I would like to invite ........... on the stage to provide us the information regarding .................
How would you spell i would like to invite in french?
J'aimerais inviter
How do you invite a guest to stage in a college event?
now i would like to invite our much awaited chief guest...............on to the stage
How do you calk peoPle on viber but would if they don't have one?
You have to invite them
Is it appropriate to specify gifts on baby shower invite?
Just say "items such as bottles, pacifiers, diapers, etc. would be greatly appreciated" on the invite.
