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Kaori93
31 ene 2018

  • Japonés
  • Inglés (UK)
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¿Cuál es la diferencia entre Thank you for having me. y Thank you for taking me. ?Puedes dar oraciones como ejemplo.

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Kaori93
31 ene 2018

  • Japonés
Can I say "Thank you for taking my child'' to my parents in-law when they look after her? I accidentally said it and I wondered if it was a bit strange.
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KosmicViolet
31 ene 2018

  • Inglés (UK)

@Kaori93 I suppose "Thank you for taking me" is used for going out with someone. For example, "Thank you for taking me to go see that movie."

"Thank you for having me" would be used if you are staying with or visiting someone. For example, "Thank you for having me over for lunch this afternoon."

Marcus--
31 ene 2018

  • Inglés (UK)

@Kaori93
Yes, "thank you for looking after her today" does sound better than "thank you taking her today" but both are okay.
The problem with "taking her" is that it might sound like it is a really difficult task which no one wants!

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Kaori93
31 ene 2018

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@hammyjeffery Thank you! I understand.
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Kaori93
31 ene 2018

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@Michikusa Thank you! I see. I'll say '' thank you for looking after her'' coz baby sitting my daughter is not that bad, I hope!
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