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Meaning of 'indeed'



 
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Meaning of 'indeed' Tue Sep 13, 2005 23:04 pm  Meaning of 'indeed'
 

Test No. incompl/elem-16 "Learn it by heart", question 6

Thank you very much indeed, that's very kind ......... you.

(a) from
(b) for
(c) of

Test No. incompl/elem-16 "Learn it by heart", answer 6

Thank you very much indeed, that's very kind of you.

Correct answer: (c) of

Your answer was: incorrect
Thank you very much indeed, that's very kind from you.
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what is the meaning of 'indeed'?
and i don't understand that why we use 'of you'?

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Thank you very much indeed, that's very kind of you Tue Sep 13, 2005 23:54 pm  Thank you very much indeed, that's very kind of you
 

Hi Esra,

When you add indeed, you make the words stronger. You can say very good indeed, which means very, very good. When you say thank you very much indeed, you are saying thank you, thank you, thank you.

It's very kind of you means you are very kind (to do that). It's very kind of him means he is very kind (to do that).

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