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Which do you prefer, "Thank you for your correction." or "Thank you for correcting me." ?
Are there any differences?
I've heard "Thank you for inviting me." Would you say "Thank you for your invitation"?
I'm wondering whenever noun or verb-ing can follow "Thank you for".
Which do you prefer, "Thank you for your correction." or "Thank you for correcting me." ?
Are there any differences?
I've heard "Thank you for inviting me." Would you say "Thank you for your invitation"?
I'm wondering whenever noun or verb-ing can follow "Thank you for".
Are there any differences?
I've heard "Thank you for inviting me." Would you say "Thank you for your invitation"?
I'm wondering whenever noun or verb-ing can follow "Thank you for".
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For the first two:
"Thank you for correcting me" is slightly more modest, but they mean the same thing overall. Just make sure you don't forget the 'you' in the first one. -> "Thank you for your correction."
For the second two:
Either of these is fine, they mean the same thing.
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For the first two:
"Thank you for correcting me" is slightly more modest, but they mean the same thing overall. Just make sure you don't forget the 'you' in the first one. -> "Thank you for your correction."
For the second two:
Either of these is fine, they mean the same thing.
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Between the first two sentences, there's not much difference. They both sound good.
For the second set of sentences, those two sound nice as well. There's not much difference here either; it's just two different ways of saying the same thing.
As for your question, I think you're right. You can pretty much just say "Thank you for..." whatever it may be. This way of saying things is slightly more formal, but not by much :)
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@Ericcck 1=thank you for correcting me
2= thank you for inviting me
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