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Northwind Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Thanks for your help.

Suppose Al, Jack, and Ted helped me with my corn cultivation by teaching me how to plow, sow seeds, water, reap for a couple of years. They are in front of me now. I'd like to tell them my thanks. In this situation, which is better to say, #1 or #2?

#1: Thanks for your help.
#2: Thanks for your helps.

Suppose Al, Jack, and Ted helped me with my corn cultivation by teaching me how to plow, sow seeds, water, reap for a couple of years. Al is in front of me now and Jack and Ted aren't. I'd like to tell Al my thanks. In this situation, which is better to say, #3 or #4?

#3: Thanks for your help.
#4: Thanks for your helps.
  

Top answer

Help is uncountable so use 'help' in both contexts.

  • Help is uncountable so use 'help' in both contexts.
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Help is uncountable so use 'help' in both contexts.
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Hi, nona the brit

Wooow!
How clear!
Gocha!

Thanks!

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