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The phrase "I request the honor of your noble presence" is a formal and somewhat outdated way to invite someone to an event, often used in royal or aristocratic contexts. However, the wording "of of" appears to be a typographical error. A corrected version would be "I request the honor of your presence," which is appropriate for formal invitations.
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On a wedding invitation do you use honor or honor?
Honor is usually used on a wedding invitation. Honor is used where the invitation states, We request the honor of your presence.
What do Buddhist wedding invitations look like?
A Buddha photo and "request the honor of your presence at their marriage on x day and x time in the x place.
What is the correct spelling for honor?
honor.
What is a sentence with the word honor?
He was awarded a medal in honor of his bravery during the war.
How do you spell "your honor"?
The correct spelling is "your honor."
What is correct an honor or a honor?
It can go both ways. ***************************************************************** "A honor" is awkward to pronounce, therefore "An honor" is correct. The two words are elided (slurred over to aid in the pronunciation.)
What is the correct terminology an honor student or a honor student?
The correct terminology between an honor student or a honor student depends on how it is being used. The most common way it is used would be an honor student.
Do public relations have to honor a media request for interviewing?
No.
Do you have a sample letter to request your presence at our pastor's anniversary service?
Dear [Name], I am writing to cordially invite you to join us in celebrating our pastor's anniversary service on [date]. Your presence and support would mean a great deal to us as we honor our pastor's dedication and service to our community. We hope you can join us in this special occasion. Warm regards, [Your Name]
Is it your honor or you're honor to accept this prestigious award?
The correct phrase is "your honor" when accepting a prestigious award.
Do you say it is an honer to me or it is an honor for me?
"It is an honor for me." But most English speakers drop the "for me," which is implied. For example, you can say: "It is an honor to be here." "This award is a great honor." But keep the "for me" when there's a chance for confusion: "Your presence in my home is an honor for me." Or better yet, find another way to say it: "You honor me with your presence."
Can a baseball pitcher request the umpire to clean off home plate?
Sure. And he can request a new ball, too. But the umpire is not required to honor either request.
