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Discover LudwigThe phrase "attending a dinner" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of being present at a dinner event, whether formal or informal.
Example: "I will be attending a dinner with my colleagues this Friday."
Alternatives: "going to a dinner" or "participating in a dinner".
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Talk story about attending a dinner given by the Explorers Club, held at the Commodore Hotel.
By Tuesday evening, many had arrived, attending a dinner hosted by Allen & Company's Herb Allen.
In one entry he makes smug references to attending a dinner at which a toast was drunk to Hitler.
Ms. Aydintasbas was attending a dinner party Friday when guests were alerted to messages on Twitter about the intrigue unfolding.
Groza, who had been in poor health, collapsed after attending a dinner with his wife, Jackie, at a country club.
M. Laporte mentioned attending a dinner party given by the Museum of Contemporary Crafts in honor of some French tapestries.
Cheyenne Westphal was in Los Angeles during "Barely Legal," attending a dinner for the photographer Wolfgang Tillmans.
Talk story about attending a dinner dance at the Rainbow Room, at which were present 150 restaurateurs (& wives) from all over the country.
There, the chef and owner Simon Lau Cederholm will greet you as if you were attending a dinner party at his house.
What most of us will actually be doing is attending a dinner with people we have known for ages spending hours debating whose party to crash later.
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They were attending a dinner at the hotel.
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