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Ansonguy Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Thank you, John, for ...

I am not sure if it is grammatically OK to split "thank you" and the phrase that follows, as in the a's below?

(1a) Thank you, John, for your support.

(1b) Thank you for your support, John.

(2a) Thank you, John, for organizing my birthday party.

(2b) Thank you for organizing my birthday party, John.

Thanks a lot.

  

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(2b) Thank you for organizing my birthday party, John. Those are all fine.

— Mister Micawber

  • (2b) Thank you for organizing my birthday party, John.
  • Those are all fine.
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ansonguy(1a) Thank you, John, for your support.(1b) Thank you for your support, John.(2a) Thank you, John, for organizing my birthday party.(2b) Thank you for organizing my birthday party, John.

Those are all fine.

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