Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
English language
Is it "all are welcome" or "all are welcomed"? Which is correct?
Top answer
Depends on your intent. All are welcome (to the party). They are all invited or free to attend.
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Depends on your intent.
All are welcome (to the party). They are all invited or free to attend.
All are welcomed (to the party). This sounds a bit unusual but would be the passive with the past participle of "to welcome" with the meaning that each person has been welcomed by someone.
Have I made the distinction clear?
All are welcome (to the party). They are all invited or free to attend.
All are welcomed (to the party). This sounds a bit unusual but would be the passive with the past participle of "to welcome" with the meaning that each person has been welcomed by someone.
Have I made the distinction clear?
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Both are correct. Depends on how you want to use it.
I welcomed them. So all are welcomed.
All are welcome to my home.
Also I'd like to ask you Shawn79 whether I can use in this situation;
A: Thank you.
B: You are welcome
A: Thank you.
B: Thank you.
C: Thank you.
D: (You) All are welcome.
I welcomed them. So all are welcomed.
All are welcome to my home.
Also I'd like to ask you Shawn79 whether I can use in this situation;
A: Thank you.
B: You are welcome
A: Thank you.
B: Thank you.
C: Thank you.
D: (You) All are welcome.
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Yes, you're very close Nugso. "You" is required, but "all" is optional. Here are the ways I might respond to several "Thank you"s:
You're welcome!
You all are welcome!
You're all welcome!
The contraction is preferred. I can't promise the last example is grammatically perfect, with "all" after the verb, but it sounds best for everyday use.
You're welcome!
You all are welcome!
You're all welcome!
The contraction is preferred. I can't promise the last example is grammatically perfect, with "all" after the verb, but it sounds best for everyday use.
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