Is it ok?If you’re invited at 7, you’re expected to arrive at 6:30.
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Heidi's answer is the right one.
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Do you mean we should say ‘when you’re invited for 7, you’re expected to come by 6:30
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'invited at 7' = at 7:00: "Would you like to come?" so the plan can't be for 7!!
You mean 'invited for 7' and expected to be there 'by 6:30'
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You can also say 'If you're invited at 7, you're expected to arrive by 6.30.'
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