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What's the difference between saying:
I'm having dinner with a friend tomorrow and it's not a date or anything so you are more than welcome to join.
Vs
I'm having dinner with a friend tomorrow and it's not a date or anything so you are more than welcome to join us.
Are both okay and grammatical?
I'm having dinner with a friend tomorrow and it's not a date or anything so you are more than welcome to join.
Vs
I'm having dinner with a friend tomorrow and it's not a date or anything so you are more than welcome to join us.
Are both okay and grammatical?