The verbs Hold Have Attend Go To can all be used to talk about events such as meetings and parties. But the way that we use hold and attend is different from the way we use have and go to. Knowing this difference will make your English sound more natural, so for today’s English lesson, let’s have a look at how we usually use these four words.
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