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Jandi Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Thank-you kisses

Hello, teachers!

Could you please tell me if these are natural? [Which is natural, with or w/o 'thank-you'?]

1. The singer gave (thank-you) kisses to the auditorium.
2. The singer blew (thank-you) kisses into the auditorium.

Thank you very much.
Enjoy the weekend.
  

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I find the second one, without "thank-you" the most natural, but I have no objection to the inclusion of "thank-you", nor any serious objection to the first sentence with or without the "thank-you". "to the audience" is an alternative for "into the auditorium". CJ

— CalifJim

  • I find the second one, without "thank-you" the most natural, but I have no objection to the inclusion of "thank-you", nor any serious objection to the first sentence with or without the "thank-you".
  • "to the audience" is an alternative for "into the auditorium".
  • CJ
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I find the second one, without "thank-you" the most natural, but I have no objection to the inclusion of "thank-you", nor any serious objection to the first sentence with or without the "thank-you". "to the audience" is an alternative for "into the auditorium".

CJ
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Thank you very much, Jim.

Today I owe you much again, as usual.

Enjoy the smell of freshly turned earth!
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