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Spectacled-Girl Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Anyway/Anyways
1) Thanks anyway..
2) Thanks anyways..
What's the difference? And, what does the word 'anyway' mean?
2) Thanks anyways..
What's the difference? And, what does the word 'anyway' mean?
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The word is "anyway" = used to emphasize something just said. Here it is saying "Thank you nevertheless" A I don't think I have really helped you. B Thank you anyway.
- The word is "anyway" = used to emphasize something just said.
- Here it is saying "Thank you nevertheless" A I don't think I have really helped you.
- B Thank you anyway.
- "Anyways" is incorrect, but sometimes heard colloquially.
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The word is "anyway" = used to emphasize something just said. Here it is saying "Thank you nevertheless"
A I don't think I have really helped you.
B Thank you anyway.
"Anyways" is incorrect, but sometimes heard colloquially.
A I don't think I have really helped you.
B Thank you anyway.
"Anyways" is incorrect, but sometimes heard colloquially.
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