Attendees Are Checking The Rose Bowl Stadium Chart Before Games
I'm hosting an event. Some people have confirmed their attendance, the attendees. Others have been invited but not responded, invitees. What is a single word to refer to both groups of people? Which words (all, everybody, everyone) can be use to indicate in a timetable that all the attendees of an event are expected to contribute to a certain activity? Assume an event and people are attending it, we call them the attendees. I assumed I would call those who aren't attending the event "unattending", but when I looked it up, I saw that it … 3 The attendees is the correct one (and not attendants as I initially thought) I circulate the agenda to the attendees of the meeting to be held next week The second is not since attendance is more of a count … 1 The table is a list of attendees. The names are the people who attended (or are the attendees).
