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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

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Hello Sir,

When I say "thanks" or "congratulations" to anybody, what is complete sentence for that.

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Hi, When I say "thanks" or "congratulations" to anybody, what is complete sentence for that. You don't need a longer sentence. You can just say 'Thanks' or 'Congratulations'.

— Clive

  • Hi, When I say "thanks" or "congratulations" to anybody, what is complete sentence for that.
  • You don't need a longer sentence.
  • You can just say 'Thanks' or 'Congratulations'.
  • If you want to add other sentences, that's fine.
  • Thanks, that was very kind of you.
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Hi,

When I say "thanks" or "congratulations" to anybody, what is complete sentence for that.

You don't need a longer sentence. You can just say 'Thanks' or 'Congratulations'. If you want to add other sentences, that's fine.

Thanks, that was very kind of you.

Thanks, I appreciate t
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Or maybe you mean to use these words as verbs?

I want / I'd like to thank you for... to congratulate you for... Let me congratulate you for...
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Or

My thanks to you for...
My congratulations to you for...

(I think that answers both considerations...)
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