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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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"there is nothing about thanks"...........is this sentence correct?
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What's the context? What are you trying to say? The only way this sentence makes sense to me is punctuated as "There is nothing about, thanks", where "about" means "in the general area or vicinity of the speaker".
- What's the context?
- What are you trying to say?
- The only way this sentence makes sense to me is punctuated as "There is nothing about, thanks", where "about" means "in the general area or vicinity of the speaker".
- "There is nothing about" is OK by itself, but it seems unusual (though not impossible) that someone would tack "thanks" on the end of it.
- It's not a statement that you would normally be thanking someone in relation to.
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What's the context? What are you trying to say?
The only way this sentence makes sense to me is punctuated as "There is nothing about, thanks", where "about" means "in the general area or vicinity of the speaker". "There is nothing about" is OK by itself, but it seems unusual (though not impossible) that someone would tack "thanks" on the end of it. It's not a statement that you would n
The only way this sentence makes sense to me is punctuated as "There is nothing about, thanks", where "about" means "in the general area or vicinity of the speaker". "There is nothing about" is OK by itself, but it seems unusual (though not impossible) that someone would tack "thanks" on the end of it. It's not a statement that you would n
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Anonymous"there is nothing about thanks"...........is this sentence correct?No. It's nonsense. Please say it in a different way or explain in more detail so that we can help you more effectively. Thanks.
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