Thanks and thank you Thank you is more formal than thanks. • Thank you. (NOT Thanks you.) • Thanks a lot. (NOT Thank you a lot.) • Thank you very much. • Thanks very much. • Thank God it’s Friday. (NOT Thanks God …) • Thank you very much indeed. (BUT NOT Thank you indeed.) Thank you for/ thanks for can be followed by an –ing form. • Thank you for coming. • Thanks for everything. We often use Thank you/Thanks to accept offers. • ‘Would you like some coffee?’ ‘Thank you.’ To refuse an offer, you can say No thank you/ No thanks. • ‘Another cake?’ ‘No, thanks. I have eaten too many already.’ Replies to thanks British people, do not usually answer when they are thanked for small things. If a reply is a necessary, we can say Not at all (formal), You are welcome, Don’t mention it, That’s quite all right or That’s OK (informal). • ‘Here is your coat.’ ‘Thanks.’ (no answer) • ‘Thanks so much for looking after the children.’ ‘That’s all right.’ (answer necessary) For getting Next days” update Stay with this page All in One অল ইন ওয়ান
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