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Old 28-Sep-2004, 06:23
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Hello

I'd like to ask about the expression of gratitude.

1) You've been very kind to me. I cannot thank you too much.

Is this expression Ok? Is " too much " correct?

If it's not, would you tell me the right way?

Thank you. :)
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You have been very kind to me; I can't thank you enough.
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Hello

I'd like to ask about the expression of gratitude.

1) You've been very kind to me. I cannot thank you too much.

Is this expression Ok? Is " too much " correct?

If it's not, would you tell me the right way?

Thank you. :)
You've been very kind to me. I can't thank you enough. (OK)
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