EnglishLearner007
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Hi Guys
While I understand that this is not particularly a grammar-type question (it leans more towards manners), but I am going to ask anyway.
If you sneeze, you apologize by saying 'excuse me;' however, sometimes others are polite and say 'bless you' to you. So, if you are still at sneeze-and-recover mode, but before you apologize, someone blesses you, should you respond by saying 'excuse me' or 'thanks' (out of manners) to the person who blessed you?
Thanks.
While I understand that this is not particularly a grammar-type question (it leans more towards manners), but I am going to ask anyway.
If you sneeze, you apologize by saying 'excuse me;' however, sometimes others are polite and say 'bless you' to you. So, if you are still at sneeze-and-recover mode, but before you apologize, someone blesses you, should you respond by saying 'excuse me' or 'thanks' (out of manners) to the person who blessed you?
Thanks.
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