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Miyabi Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Questions about "cheer"

I've some questions about the word "cheer"

1. When we toast, people always say, "cheers" -- > In this case, "cheer" or "cheers" is the right word?

2. In the closing of a letter(always in informal letters), people sometimes write, "Cheers, (and then his name)" ---> In this case, "cheer" or "cheers"?

3. I've seen a sentence like this, "You are invited to come and spread the cheer." --> In this case, "cheer" or "cheers". Can you explain to me why?

Thank you!
  

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Hi, I've some questions about the word "cheer" 1. When we toast, people always say, "cheers" -- > In this case, "cheer" or "cheers" is the right word? 'Cheers' 2.

— Clive

  • Hi, I've some questions about the word "cheer" 1.
  • When we toast, people always say, "cheers" -- > In this case, "cheer" or "cheers" is the right word?
  • 'Cheers' 2.
  • In the closing of a letter(always in informal letters), people sometimes write, "Cheers, (and then his name)" ---> In this case, "cheer" or "cheers"?
  • Cheers 3.
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Hi,

I've some questions about the word "cheer"

1. When we toast, people always say, "cheers" -- > In this case, "cheer" or "cheers" is the right word? 'Cheers'

2. In the closing of a letter(always in informal letters), people sometimes write, "Cheers, (and then his name)" ---> In this case, "cheer" or "cheers"? Cheers

3. I've seen
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It's clear to me now. Thanks for your help!
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