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You could say, very informally, eg He gave me ten thank-you's. But this is very casual English. More careful English is eg He thanked me ten times.
- You could say, very informally, eg He gave me ten thank-you's.
- But this is very casual English.
- More careful English is eg He thanked me ten times.
- eg He said 'Thank you' ten times.
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You could say, very informally,
eg He gave me ten thank-you's.
But this is very casual English.
More careful English is
eg He thanked me ten times.
eg He said 'Thank
eg He gave me ten thank-you's.
But this is very casual English.
More careful English is
eg He thanked me ten times.
eg He said 'Thank
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Hi Clive. I wonder why you would need an apostrophe with thank yous.
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It;s commonly used in informal English when working with a phrase.
You can make a noun plural by simply adding 's', eg chair/chairs. But you can't do the same for a phrase like 'thank you'.
You can make a noun plural by simply adding 's', eg chair/chairs. But you can't do the same for a phrase like 'thank you'.
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