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Taka Posted 19 years ago
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thank you for
Thank you very much for working so hard.
About the 'working so hard' above, does it only mean a completed action, no matter what context? Or in certain context, it could be an action in progress?
About the 'working so hard' above, does it only mean a completed action, no matter what context? Or in certain context, it could be an action in progress?
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Hi, I guess it can always have two meanings. You worked hard. Thank you for working so hard.
- Hi, I guess it can always have two meanings.
- You worked hard.
- Thank you for working so hard.
- You are working hard.
- Thank you for working so hard.
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Hi,
I guess it can always have two meanings.
You worked hard. Thank you for working so hard.
You are working hard. Thank you for working so hard.
Or at least I hope so.
I guess it can always have two meanings.
You worked hard. Thank you for working so hard.
You are working hard. Thank you for working so hard.
Or at least I hope so.
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Kooyeen is correct. It can mean both a completed action or an action in progress.
You could also say, "Thank you very much for your hard work."
You could also say, "Thank you very much for your hard work."
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