Partecipation or attendance?

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Partecipation or attendance?

Partecipation or attendance?

Hello!

I was wondering.....can you say in English: " Please confirm your participation to/in the (English) course!" Or would you say "confirm your attendance of the course". I want the sentence to be informal! Any other ideas to say the same thing in an informal way?

Thanks a lot for your help!

Chiara

29 Sep 2011

Teacher Khalid

check attendance

29 Sep 2011

In the end I �v chosen the following sentence: "let me know if you are going to join the course". I needed something informal, because the course is for my collegues!

Thank you anyway

Chiara

29 Sep 2011