Is it: Congratulations or Congradulations?
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congrats not congrads.  con means with and grats comes from gratis means with favor. Congratulations on a terrific question!!!
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Graduation is the name of the ceremony where a degree is confered.\n\nI am a graduate of Lincoln University\nMy graduation was formal\nParents and family may attend a graduation ceremony.
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The proper spelling of the word is "welcome".
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The closest would probably be B, however I have never heard this word said; I have read it in books published in the 1800s...I always assumed it meant "Hooray!" as in cheering.  Not a word anyone needs to know to exists in today's world!
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WELL GURL CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR DIPLOMA....... I'LL TALK TO YOOH LATA......... YOOH BETTA CONGRAT ME ON MY DIPLOMA TOO.....
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Announcements merely tell everyone what is going on (grad, wedding etc).  An invitation actually invites someone to share in the day or event with you.  Example-\n\nAnnouncement-  Sue and Joe will be married Mon the 26th at 3pm at St. Mark Cathedral\n\nInvitation-  You are invited to help celebrate the wedding of Sue and Joe on Mon 26th at 3pm at St. Mark Cathedral.
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1. happy, gleeful\n2. homosexual
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CONGRATULATIONS SWEETIE I!!!!
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***claps***\nBeautiful.\nlmao
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Elegant Events\n\nStyle & Distinction
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See everything you Need to know about congratulatory speeches in\nhttp://www.mouthshut.com/review/Delivering_an_Effective_Speech-67664-1.html\nGood luck
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"In appreciation of your time"\n\n?
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ACK      acknowledge\nACKGT acknowledgement
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May I point out your own mistake? \nIt should be "congratulations", but I'm sure you knew that.
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#1 You'll be glad you will do it.\n\nI'd recommend either\n"You'll be glad you did it!" (If you think they will be pleased when it's done / over.)\nor\n"You'll enjoy it!" (If you think that they will be happy while they are actually DOING it.)\nIt depends entirely on how you want to use the sentence!\n: )\n\n#2 I'll wait until she will finish it.\n"I'll wait until she's finished it." \nThat could be used even if 'she' hasn't started 'it' yet!
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Definitely appreciation.I don't mean praise but plain appreciation.\nA simple thank-you,or even a silent gesture which shows that I or my work has been noticed and appreciated,would motivate me to go all out.
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alright congraulation dear