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Pamela81 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Fast, quick,rapid

Hi!



please check and advise :



"thanks for your reply, you have been very fast"

"thanks for your reply, you have been very quick"

"thanks for your reply, you have been very rapid"



I doubt these sentences could be OK...



Thanks in advance



Pamela
  

Top answer

I wouldn't use those 3 sentence. "Thank you for your quick response" "Thank you for your timely response" (no s after thank)

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  • I wouldn't use those 3 sentence.
  • "Thank you for your quick response" "Thank you for your timely response" (no s after thank)
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I wouldn't use those 3 sentence.

"Thank you for your quick response"

"Thank you for your timely response"

(no s after thank)
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Hi and thanks.

you would not use these kind of sentences because it is not correct gramatically speaking or because it simply does not sound good?

Cheers

Pamela
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You mean to thank the person for his or her "fast reply/response", so it makes sense (sounds betterEmotion: stick out tongue) to put them together
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ok! thanks!

Regards

Pamela
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