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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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Here is the sentence:
"I wanted to thank Mr.Brown ___ his help.
answers can be to, for, with, or too. I know it is for. Why?
Please help. Thanks
"I wanted to thank Mr.Brown ___ his help.
answers can be to, for, with, or too. I know it is for. Why?
Please help. Thanks
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If you know the correct answer, what else can we tell you? You thank someone FOR something. (You can thank someone WITH something if you use that "something" as the way you show your appreciation.
- If you know the correct answer, what else can we tell you?
- You thank someone FOR something.
- (You can thank someone WITH something if you use that "something" as the way you show your appreciation.
- Like, she thanked him with a big hug for all of his help.
- )
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If you know the correct answer, what else can we tell you?
You thank someone FOR something.
(You can thank someone WITH something if you use that "something" as the way you show your appreciation. Like, she thanked him with a big hug for all of his help. but even then, she is thanking him FOR his help.)
You thank someone FOR something.
(You can thank someone WITH something if you use that "something" as the way you show your appreciation. Like, she thanked him with a big hug for all of his help. but even then, she is thanking him FOR his help.)
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