Omitting "to" and correct possessive pronoun
"Thank all of you who express your opinion about the foregoing question."
Please, help me;
1) Can we omit "to" after "thank" in the above sentence?
2) What is the correct possessive pronoun to be used in the second clause; your or their?
3) Have I punctuated my post correctly? If not what are the corrections?
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sundarnaz 1) Can we omit "to" after "thank" in the above sentence? The word "to" is not in that sentence. sundarnaz 2) What is the correct possessive pronoun to be used in the second clause; your or their?
- sundarnaz 1) Can we omit "to" after "thank" in the above sentence?
- The word "to" is not in that sentence.
- sundarnaz 2) What is the correct possessive pronoun to be used in the second clause; your or their?
- e.
- first person - I, me, my; second person - you, your; third person - they, them, their) sundarnaz 3) Have I punctuated my post correctly?
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sundarnaz1) Can we omit "to" after "thank" in the above sentence?
The word "to" is not in that sentence.
sundarnaz2) What is the correct possessive pronoun to be used in the second clause; your or their?
"Thank all of you who express your opinion about the foregoing question."
If you have two p
0"Thank all of you who express your opinion about the foregoing question."
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The above is not correct. Here are some correct ways to thank people.
Thanks, all of you who . . .
Thanks to all of you who . . .
My thanks to all of you who . . .
I thank / I
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