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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Pharse inquiry

Is it correct to use ‘in helping me’ this way?

Thanks for your time/effort ‘in helping me’.
  

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The title of your post “Pharse inquiry” is presumably meant to be “Phrase inquiry”. Yes, the phrase, “Thanks for your time in helping me” is acceptable. It confirms that the person was helpful and that his time was appreciated.

— Wilpeter

  • The title of your post “Pharse inquiry” is presumably meant to be “Phrase inquiry”.
  • Yes, the phrase, “Thanks for your time in helping me” is acceptable.
  • It confirms that the person was helpful and that his time was appreciated.
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The title of your post “Pharse inquiry” is presumably meant to be “Phrase inquiry”.
Yes, the phrase, “Thanks for your time in helping me” is acceptable. It confirms that the person was helpful and that his time was appreciated.
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