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Chaingmai Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Punction help

Will you please help with punctuation?

Because of you, I was able to say "thank-you".

Because of you, I had hope.

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Because of you I was able to say "thank you".

Thank you for your help.
  

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Because of you, I was able to say, "Thank you". Because of you, I had hope.

— Babujee

  • Because of you, I was able to say, "Thank you".
  • Because of you, I had hope.
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Because of you, I was able to say, "Thank you".

Because of you, I had hope.
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"Because of" is rather negative... I'd say "thanks to you, I was able to say 'Thank you' " .
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Pieanne"Because of" is rather negative... I'd say "thanks to you, I was able to say 'Thank you' " .
"Thanks to you" is equally negative in some contexts.
"Thanks to you, I've hurt my knee!"

In the sentence, above, I would definitely use "because" in order to avoid repeating the word "thank/thanks".
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Eimai_Anglos
In the sentence, above, I would definitely use "because" in order to avoid repeating the word "thank/thanks".

You're quite right, that wouldn't have been pretty...

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