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      "You are all welcome to visit" or "You are all welcomeD to visit"? | English Grammar Jump to content
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      "You are all welcome to visit" or "You are all welcomeD to visit"?


      CeliVega

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      I'm inclined to believe that the answer is "you're welcome to visit" mainly because "you're welcomed to visit" doesn't sound right. If you're referring to something not happened yet, I believe "welcome" is right. Thinking about this, I think both can be correct depending on the context of the sentence.

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