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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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say someone thanks because
Hello, I would like to know if the sentence" I want to say thanks to my sister because she helped me with my homework last week" is correct. I know that the most common construction is "thanks for + ing" but i wonder if the first one could also be used. Thanks
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Yes. eg I want to say 'thanks' to my sister because she helped me with my homework last week. eg I want to thank my sister because she helped me with my homework last week.
- Yes.
- eg I want to say 'thanks' to my sister because she helped me with my homework last week.
- eg I want to thank my sister because she helped me with my homework last week.
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Yes.
eg I want to say 'thanks' to my sister because she helped me with my homework last week.
eg I want to thank my sister because she helped me with my homework last week.
eg I want to say 'thanks' to my sister because she helped me with my homework last week.
eg I want to thank my sister because she helped me with my homework last week.
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