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, 8/25/2024
8/25/2024
cascade
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to flow or hang down in large amounts
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What is the difference between "I invited them in" and "I invited them" (without 'in')?
— Salomon, France
"I invited them in" means they were asked to come inside of a house or building. "I invited them" means they were asked to attend an event (such as a party)....
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