What's the difference between Throw a party and Have a party, etc? We can say...- throw a party.- give a party.- have a party.- hold a party.I think "throw", "hold", "give" are used by a host. "have"

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Yoshi

What's the difference between Throw a party and Have a party, etc?

We can say...

- throw a party.

- give a party.

- have a party.

- hold a party.

I think "throw", "hold", "give" are used by a host. "have" is used by a host and invited people.

What's the correct answer? Could you please tell me about it exactly!

Thank you!

Dec 17, 2017 6:13 PM

But yea all of those would be said by the person hosting the party if you are just coming you just say I'm going to a/the party

December 17, 2017

Hahaha yea they all are the same we use them interchangeably so any of those are fine

December 17, 2017

You forgot the expression to "crash a party" Yoshi

You are not invited but you show up anyway :)

December 18, 2017

To my little understanding...to have a party is often used by the host when the party is actually for the host or groups or organizations.

Throwing a party is been used the host or hosts when the party is for someone else

December 17, 2017

I’m not quite sure. but I think they are maybe synonymous

December 17, 2017

Yoshi

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