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My friend introduced his friend to me a few weeks ago, and I got to be in good terms with his friend. And after, I happend to meet him who introduced his friend by chance and wanted to thank him for the introduction of his friend to me.

In this case , how can I say?

" Thanks for your introduction of him to me."
"Thanks for your introuducing of him."
What is the correct sentence to say?

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Avangi · Accepted Answer

Hi, eunjinny,

I'd recommend, "Thanks for introducing him to me!"

Eunjinny · Answer

Thanks for your introduction of him./ Thanks for your introducing of him.

These sentence like weird?

Avangi · Answer

eunjinnyThanks for your introduction of him./ Thanks for your introducing of him.

These sentence like weird? In my opinion, they're grammatically correct, but not idiomatic, as they say. It's unlikely that you'd hear them from a native speaker.

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