Some people used to say: Thank you very much. Where others say: Thank you so much. Could anybody please explain what differences there may be between those, whether of correctness or …

Would you briefly explain the use of the following wish in different perspective with various examples please?

Jul 15, 2014 · What about "Thanks very much"? @Sven Yargs suggested an interesting theory that "Thanks" is interchangeable here with "Thank you". I am still a bit suspicious though as many things …

Aug 24, 2016 · So I'd say that "thank you very much indeed" should be reserved for extraordinary circumstances. I don't know about snobbery: snobbery isn't even the right word for what the OP is …

Dec 10, 2012 · I was actually wondering about thanks very much which I have often heard from British people. Many thanks looks far more grammatically correct than thanks very much because much …

It all depends on your perspective. You can break it down far enough so that there's no way it's proper: What is a "thank?" Can such a thing be pluralized? Taken on its own, "many thanks" is a sentence …

Jul 19, 2011 · Thank you very much could be regarded as a short form of " I thank you very much ", which is entirely sensible. On the other hand, you might say "I am very sorry".

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It wouldn't be taken as condescending because you have not received any response that would anticipate a declined offer. Essentially if you are starting a conversation asking for a request, "Much …

Aug 11, 2011 · In order to make Thank you a more serious phrase, you can say: Thank you very much This adds an extra layer of expression, which most (if not all) people will interpret as implying a …