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February 18, 2014, 05:24 AM
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Invite
¿Me podéis corregir?
"The teacher has invited the parents to go into the school to do a workshop with the kids. It can be about anything, they could read a story to them or they could make something with them or they could tell them about what they do at work" "La profesora ha invitado a los padres a ir al colegio para hacer un taller con los niños. Puede ser de lo que sea, podrían leer un cuento a los niños o podrían hacer algo con ellos o podrían contarles algo de lo que hacen en sus trabajos" ¿"invitar los padres a ir" es correcto o solo "ir" o "de ir", cómo se dice "invite the parents to go"? Gracias 
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February 18, 2014, 05:33 AM
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The structure is 'invitar a ir' - invitar is always followed by the preposition when an infinitive is used.
... ha invitado a los padres a ir ... You can place the indirect object elsewhere if you'd like.
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