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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
About "thanked for .."
Can I say,
(a) He thanked Peter for helping him.
(b) He thanked Peter for his help.
(c) He thanked Peter for his helpfulness.
(a) He thanked Peter for helping him.
(b) He thanked Peter for his help.
(c) He thanked Peter for his helpfulness.
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All three choices are good, but a and b are the most common. Choice c would be common if you changed "thanked" to something like "praised".
- All three choices are good, but a and b are the most common.
- Choice c would be common if you changed "thanked" to something like "praised".
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All three choices are good, but a and b are the most common. Choice c would be common if you changed "thanked" to something like "praised".
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