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TinaMr Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

"Thank God" vs "Thanks to God"

What's correct: "Thank God" or "Thanks to God"? Ex.: Thank (to) God they both survived the fire.

Or maybe both are correct. I come both across.

  

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Thanks to ***; they both survived the fire. Here, "thanks" is noun. Thank ***; they both survived.

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  • Thanks to ***; they both survived the fire.
  • Here, "thanks" is noun.
  • Thank ***; they both survived.
  • Here "thank" is verb.
  • And, it is not "I come both across".
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Thanks to ***; they both survived the fire.

Here, "thanks" is noun.

Thank ***; they both survived.

Here "thank" is verb.

And, it is not "I come both across".

I come across both.

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