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Anny Posted 22 years ago
Vocabulary
Help!
I want to know which one is correct between these 2...
Thank you for lunch.
Thank you for the lunch.
Thank you for lunch.
Thank you for the lunch.
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Either one is fine, Anny. '
- Either one is fine, Anny.
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Either one is fine, Anny. They both carry the same meaning in this situation:
'Thank you for (buying/giving me some) lunch.'
'Thank you for the lunch (that you bought for/gave me).'
'Thank you for (buying/giving me some) lunch.'
'Thank you for the lunch (that you bought for/gave me).'
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