Here are some ways to get your Conversation for Appreciation started:
- Thank you for ________.
- The reason I really appreciate what you did is . . .
- I wanted to point out several things I’ve noticed that you’ve done very well recently. . .
- Jodi told me you really excel at . . .
How we can appreciate someone?
“There are so many things my heart wants to say to you, all of which can be summed up in just three words – thanks for everything. I love you and appreciate you.” “The best way to appreciate someone you love is to think ahead and picture life without them. Then you would know how much they really mean.”
Is it wrong to say ” thanks so much “?
They don’t form complete sentences with subjects, verbs, etc. If many native speakers are showing their thanks by saying “Thanks so much” then it must be acceptable. It may be considered informal, but it’s hard to see how it can be “wrong”, or more wrong than just “thanks”.
Why do people say thank you so much in an email?
“Thank you so much” has become a popular phrase for email sign-offs and to express gratitude—it’s colloquial, and feels personal and sincere—but all that (over)use may be lessening its impact.
How to say thank you for your support?
Perhaps there was a caring person in your life that assisted you, cheered you on, or just supported you in your journey. Show them your gratitude by saying “thank you for your support”. It will be difficult to respond and solve problems without any support from co-workers, friends, or family.
Is the phrase ” my thanks to you so much ” incoherent?
Undeniably, “my thanks to you very [or so] much” is an awkward expression, but it’s not incoherent if you read “very [or so] much” as meaning “in or to a very great degree.” Still, I doubt that “thanks very much” began as “my thanks to you very much.”
