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How many ways are there to reply to a "Thank you" and an 'I'm sorry'?



 
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How many ways are there to reply to a "Thank you" and an 'I'm sorry'? Sat Apr 05, 2008 19:17 pm  How many ways are there to reply to a "Thank you" and an 'I'm sorry'?
 

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How many ways are there to reply to a "Thank you" and an 'I'm sorry'? Sat Apr 05, 2008 21:08 pm  How many ways are there to reply to a "Thank you" and an 'I'm sorry'?
 

There may be hundreds of ways, Theresa. It depends on the context and register as well as individual preference.
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How many ways are there to reply to a "Thank you" and an 'I'm sorry'? Sat Apr 05, 2008 21:10 pm  How many ways are there to reply to a "Thank you" and an 'I'm sorry'?
 

Hi,

The one expression that seems to have stifled all the others and is probably the most despised is;

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