No. 1 is the usual way to say it. I don't think I've ever heard no. 2, and I'm not sure how to interpret it. You could say "She has been (or "was") welcomed to stay here whenever she likes," meaning that she was told in the past that she is welcome to stay here whenever she likes.Can I say:
1. She is welcome to stay here whenever she likes.
2. She is welcomed to stay here whenever she likes.
Thanks.
Yes, mimi2, that works fine.Thank you.
Can I use the future tense in this context?
" She will be welcomed whenever she likes."