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Shravanmm Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Appreciate/will appreciate.
Dear teachers,
Someone will reply to my post. After getting a reply from them. Should I say, I appreciate for spending time to reply for my post or I will appreciate for spending time to reply for my post.
Thank you so much.
Someone will reply to my post. After getting a reply from them. Should I say, I appreciate for spending time to reply for my post or I will appreciate for spending time to reply for my post.
Thank you so much.
Top answer
" I appreciate your spending time replying to my post. -- This is the correct grammar, but more than needed in this forum. Even better than "thank you" is "Thank you.
- " I appreciate your spending time replying to my post.
- -- This is the correct grammar, but more than needed in this forum.
- Even better than "thank you" is "Thank you.
- " and then people know there is no more need for additional comments.
- I think you know that "I will [verb]" is for the future: I will appreciate this when I'm an adult, I suppose, but right now, touring these ruins is boring.
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You can just say "Thank you."
I appreciate your spending time replying to my post. -- This is the correct grammar, but more than needed in this forum.
Even better than "thank you" is "Thank you. That answered my question completely." and then people know there is no more need for additional comments.
I think you know that "I will [verb]" is for the future: I will appreci
I appreciate your spending time replying to my post. -- This is the correct grammar, but more than needed in this forum.
Even better than "thank you" is "Thank you. That answered my question completely." and then people know there is no more need for additional comments.
I think you know that "I will [verb]" is for the future: I will appreci
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You don't actually need to say (spending time)
I appreciate your reply to my post. (after getting the reply)
I will appreciate your reply to my post. (before getting the reply)
If you really want to say spending use a different phrase:
I appreciate the time you spent for reply to my post. (after getting the reply)
I will appreciate the time you are going to spend for repl
I appreciate your reply to my post. (after getting the reply)
I will appreciate your reply to my post. (before getting the reply)
If you really want to say spending use a different phrase:
I appreciate the time you spent for reply to my post. (after getting the reply)
I will appreciate the time you are going to spend for repl
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IELTS instructorIf you really want to say spending use a different phrase:
I appreciate the time you spent for reply to my post. (after getting the reply) No, this is not right. "I appreciate the time you spent replying" is okay, but "for reply" is not.
I will appreciate the time you are going to spend for reply to my post (before getting the r
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