Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Attend"

A: to "attend" something means to arrive and partake in a planned activity. ex: I am going to attend the party or I am going to attend the meeting.

A: Being present

A: Be physically present in an event or ceremony

A: Significa "comparecer" (em algum lugar. Geralmente, em eventos)

A: Attend means to be present at

Example: "I was going to attend the Christmas party but I got sick."

If that's still confusing, the sentence just means I was going to be at the Christmas party but couldn't go. Hope this helps! 😄

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A: "Will you attend the wedding?"

"Are you going to attend the funeral?"

"I plan on attending"

A: "Attend to" means to "pay attention to" or "care for".

I need to attend to my plants.

Please attend to the schedule.

Please excuse me, I have other things to attend to.

Hope this helps.

A:
Please attend to the customers

Attend to the patient over there!

Go attend to your duties, that's an order.

A: attend sounds formal. We only use it in professional settings like school or work.

Join has the same meaning, but can be used casually.

I'll attend / join the meeting.
I attended the business meeting.
I will join my friends for dinner.

A: Attend -to be present at event
presence - the state of existing
existence - the state of leave




Attend a meeting

A:
Maybe If you are just sitting and watching you can use "I am going to attend the meeting tomorrow".

If you will be actively participating you can use "I am going to join the meeting tomorrow".

A: Present has 3 definitions
1. A gift (noun)
2. To present something, show something (verb)
3. Present tense, something happening now
Attend means when you go somewhere
E.g. I'll attend school on Monday

A: attend - be present
> attend school = go to school every day, be present in school
> attend a funeral = go to a funeral and be present for the entire ceremony

visit - go somewhere or to a person and stay for a short period of time
> visit the grandparents = go to the grandparents and stay there for a short while
> visit Rome = go to Rome and stay there for a short while

As a noun "visit" means a short presence somewhere:
pay a visit to someone's grave - go to someone's grave and stay there for a short while to show respect
daily visit - a short presence somewhere that happens daily ( for example doctor's visit at the hospital )
visiting hours - the hours in which people can go to a place and stay there to see others ( hospitals ) or to deal with business

Hope this helps :)

A: wait for me

A: You can say: Wait for me. I'm on my way

A: Attend a conference by actually physically going there. It is Not a virtual conference.

A: the meet up wont push through because i am down with flu

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A: "whichever is convenient for you" or "whenever is convenient", maybe? それは「いつ」または「どこ」ですか。

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A: Should be: I need your attendance