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what is the sentence to be used in the condition of saying thanks to someone but they did not succeed on that, though they tried.
need a professional answer.
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Re: usage
"I am most grateful for your efforts in this matter, and hope that on another occasion it/we/they will be successful."
It would help a lot to know more about the context of this.
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Re: usage

Originally Posted by
Anglika
"I am most grateful for your efforts in this matter, and hope that on another occasion it/we/they will be successful."
It would help a lot to know more about the context of this.
Colloquially, you could say 'Thanks anyway' or 'Thanks for trying'. (As Anglika says, context would help.)
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