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| i am here a new member. it is the first time i post my article so i would like you to assist me improving this language of English because i am not a native of this language. i am also saying to you thanks perhaps you will welcome me to this forum. Abdirahman Hassan Islamabad, Pakistan. |
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| سلام دوست عزیز خوش آمدی Hi my dear neighbor! Everybody is welcome here as far as I know. |
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| Yes- eveyone's welcome, so nice to meet you, Abdirahman. |
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| Welcome, welcome. |
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| Is "everyone is welcome" the same as "everybody is welcome" or the latter is not correct?!! |
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| They're basically the same. There is a tendency to use the -one forms more frequently in formal writing, but they can be used perfectly interchangeably. |
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