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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Thanks can be used after another thanks?

I had a test this morning. There was a question that kept me wondering if it was right or wrong.
A: "This is really a nice dress. Thanks Tom". >>> B: "_______"
a. You're welcome
b. Thanks. I'm glad you like it
c. I don't think so
d. I apologize for this
I chose A, but the teacher corrected me that B must be the right answer, so A is definitely wrong. My question is that, with native speakers, does it make sense to answer a thanks after another one?
  

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Anonymous I chose A, but the teacher corrected me that B must be the right answer, so A is definitely wrong. My question is that, with native speakers, does it make sense to answer a thanks after another one? I agree with you.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous I chose A, but the teacher corrected me that B must be the right answer, so A is definitely wrong.
  • My question is that, with native speakers, does it make sense to answer a thanks after another one?
  • I agree with you.
  • The teacher chose the wrong answer; A is the only right one.
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AnonymousI chose A, but the teacher corrected me that B must be the right answer, so A is definitely wrong. My question is that, with native speakers, does it make sense to answer a thanks after another one?
I agree with you. The teacher chose the wrong answer; A is the only right one.
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AnonymousMy question is that, with native speakers, does it make sense to answer a thanks after another one?
I only hear that exchange in television interviews. The interviewer thanks the guest first, and then the guest thanks the interviewer. Alternatively, the guest says "My pleasure" or "You're welcome".

The situation in your question is differen
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