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Vdb Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
always
"Thank you for your always kind support."
Is the above sentence correct? I don't think so, but then again, always is an adverb and kind is an adjective, so....I'm confused. Please tell me whether the sentence is correct or not.
Thank you!
Is the above sentence correct? I don't think so, but then again, always is an adverb and kind is an adjective, so....I'm confused. Please tell me whether the sentence is correct or not.
Thank you!
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Hi vdb One would not normally say a sentence in this way. " Hope this is helpful! Dr Norman
- Hi vdb One would not normally say a sentence in this way.
- " Hope this is helpful!
- Dr Norman
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Hi vdb
One would not normally say a sentence in this way.
Depending upon the meaning you want to convey, you could say
"Thank you for your ongoing kind support" meaning that the kind support has been occurring over time, or you could simply say, for instance, "Thank you for always being so kind."
Hope this is helpful!
Dr Norman
One would not normally say a sentence in this way.
Depending upon the meaning you want to convey, you could say
"Thank you for your ongoing kind support" meaning that the kind support has been occurring over time, or you could simply say, for instance, "Thank you for always being so kind."
Hope this is helpful!
Dr Norman
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