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.
— Nona the brit
Help is uncountable so use 'help' in both contexts.
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