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Comment on the use of "with" in the following sentence: Mr.&Mrs.Vijayakumar request the pleasure of the presence of Dr.H.Sekhar on the occasion of the marriage of their son KARTHICK with SHARMILA on.......
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'To' would be more common in British English. Judging by the names, there might be a South Asian influence here:
http://www.invitationconsultants.com/sww-bride-parents.asp
http://www.invitationconsultants.com/sww-bride-parents.asp
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squarepeg said:
I think that "to" would be more common in American English also. :wink:
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