Hello,
I know that we can say "welcome somebody to somewhere". But I don't know if we can say "welcome somebody to do something". For example: "They welcome you to invest in their town." vs."You're welcome to invest in their town by them." Which sentence is idiomatic?
Thanks.
I know that we can say "welcome somebody to somewhere". But I don't know if we can say "welcome somebody to do something". For example: "They welcome you to invest in their town." vs."You're welcome to invest in their town by them." Which sentence is idiomatic?
Thanks.