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Sampai012 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Using word 'Considerate'

If some high authority, like people in government helps someone in their matter. Can you use the word 'considerate' to describe their act or them?

For instance, a representative helps you for expediting your case. And you say, " Thank you for helping me in considerate manner"

Does considerate fits here describing their polite manner of helping?


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sampai012 " Thank you for helping me in considerate manner" You need the indefinite article. Otherwise, it's fine. Thank you for helping me in a considerate manner.

  • sampai012 " Thank you for helping me in considerate manner" You need the indefinite article.
  • Otherwise, it's fine.
  • Thank you for helping me in a considerate manner.
  • Also: Thank you for being so considerate.
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sampai012 " Thank you for helping me in considerate manner"

You need the indefinite article. Otherwise, it's fine.

Thank you for helping me in a considerate manner.

Also:

Thank you for being so considerate.

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