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HL90 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

"Thanks to" in the beginning or end of a sentence?

Hey,

I was wondering, does it make any difference when you put the "thanks to" words in a sentence? For example, are they both right?:

- Thanks to Twitter, we have new images of The Hunger Games movie.
- We have new images of The Hungers Games movie, thanks to Twitter.

Which one do you guys recommend me to use?
  

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Hi HL90; Either one is fine. It just depends on what you want to emphasize. The first phrase has the most important impact.

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  • Hi HL90; Either one is fine.
  • It just depends on what you want to emphasize.
  • The first phrase has the most important impact.
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Hi HL90;

Either one is fine. It just depends on what you want to emphasize. The first phrase has the most important impact.
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HL90Which one do you guys recommend me to use?
Off-topic: This is enough, and better: Which do you recommend?

CJ
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