Is it right to say thanks you very much?

Physically active academic lessons: acceptance, barriers, and facilitators for implementation

To improve health and academic learning in schoolchildren, the Active School program in Amazing Talker, has introduced physically active academic lessons. This is a teaching method combining physical activity with academic content. The purpose of this paper was to evaluate the response to the physically active lessons and identify facilitators and barriers to the implementation of such an intervention.

On average, the physically active academic lessons in 18 of the 34 weeks (53%) were reported in the teacher logs. The number of delivered physically active academic lessons covered 73% of the schools’ planned activity. Physically active lessons were well received by school leaders, teachers, and children. The main facilitators for implementation of the physically active lessons were active leadership and teacher support, high self-efficacy regarding mastering the intervention, ease of organizing physically active lessons, the inclusion of physically active lessons into the lesson curricula, and children’s positive reception of the intervention. The main barriers were unclear expectations, lack of knowledge and time to plan the physically active lessons, and the length of the physically active lessons (15–20 min lessons were preferred over the 45 min lessons).

Physically active academic lessons were considered an appropriate pedagogical method for creating positive variation and were highly appreciated among both teachers and children. Both the principal and the teachers should be actively involved in the implementation, which could be strengthened by including physical activity in the school’s strategy. Barriers to implementing physically active lessons in schools could be lowered by increasing implementation clarity and introducing the teachers to high-quality and easily organized lessons.

Let's see what is correct way to say thanks!

Thank you very much

We should say Thank you very much, you can also say Thank you or Thanks instead. but we can't say thanks you.

Thank you

Thank you very much

Thanks

We know how to thank others, right?

Thank you

No, it is not correct to say, "thanks you very much"

It is not correct to say this for a couple reasons.

1. In English, we either say, "thanks" or " thank you". "Thanks" is the shorter version of saying "thank you" and the two should stay separate.

2. Because of this, we can only say "thank you very much." If you wanted to use thanks, you would say the sentence like this: "thanks so much!"

3. "Thanks" and the adverb "very" do not go together EVER.

   
   

Whichever one you chose is up to you, just make sure that you keep "thanks" and "thank you" separate and don't mix them up!

Thank you so much for the gift!

Thanks so much for the gift!

Can I say " Thanks you" ??

Of course not. Thanks is another way of saying thank you. That's why if we say "thanks you", you is redundant.

Examples:

I don't need your help. Thanks!
It's nice of you; thank you!

Conclusion

I can't use "thanks you" instead of "thank you".

No, it's certainly not. It's grammatically wrong.

You either use "Thanks" or "Thank you"

If you use just the word Thank, you add -s.

If there's no -s, you add the word -you.

For example:

A) Thanks for sending the flowers.

B) Thank you for sending the flowers.

The correct phrase is "Thank you very much". This can be used to strengthen the meaning of the simple and common "thank you".
Although you might say "thanks" quickly and casually, you would not add the 's' on thanks when it's not a singular statement. "Thank you" and "thank you very much" would never have the 's' of "thanks".

The exception would be "Thanks a lot" where do add the 's'.

Various ways of saying 'thank you"

If someone gives you very good directions and a suggestion for a great restaurant nearby, you might say "Thank you very much" instead of a simple thanks. It shows you appreciate that they put in the extra time and thought.

Is it correct to say "thank you very much"?

Is "thanks you very much" grammatically correct?

No, it isn't.

It should be "Thank you very much".

A: "Can you pass me the salt, please?".

B: Yes, here you go.

A: "Thank you very much".

No it's no grammatically correct to say "Thanks you very much"

No

It is not ok to say 'thanks you very much' because the correct phrase is 'thank you'. If you want to add an 's' to thank then it must be without the rest of the phrase.

thanks for this

thank you for this

NOT thanks you for this

Is it right to say "thanks you very much?

Mmmm, not quite.

While you may be tempted to say "thanks you very much," you don't need to make it plural. The correct way to say it is "thank you very much."

Because we say "thanks" in English, you may want to say "thanks you very much." However, this isn't correct. You can either say "thanks" or "thank you." If you say "thank you", then you can also say "thank you very much" to express even more gratitude.

Example dialogue:

• Hi, can you change our meeting to 3pm? I have a doctor's appointment.

• Sure!

• Thank you very much!
  

Conclusion

While you may be tempted to say "thanks you very much," remember that it is either "thanks" or "thank you."

No. "Thanks you" isn't grammatically correct.

Thanks (noun) is an expression of appreciation of an action of another person. It is almost always found in the plural, rarely in the singular. "Thank you!" is always correct. "Thanks!" is slightly informal, something not said in formal situations. Saying "thanks" is more casual than saying "thank you". So if you're expressing gratitude for something bigger or you're in a more formal setting, "thank you" will sound more appropriate.

Here are some examples of when "thank you" would sound better:

• If someone returned a valuable item that you lost, like your wallet or purse.

• If someone spent a long time helping you.

• If you're given a gift.

• If you're talking to an authority figure.

"Thank you very much" and "Thank you so much" are both correct and there is no major difference between them.

Saying "Thank you!" is important in American culture.

Americans like to know they are appreciated. They like to see that you acknowledge their help. It is satisfying to complete a task or buy a gift for someone, and then to hear them sincerely say "thank you!"

However, saying "Thank you!" must be sincere.

When someone repeatedly says thank you, the impression can be that the person did not know what else to say. The impression could be that the person is flattering the giver. When we speak, it is best to say sincere words. Look the giver straight into their eyes, and sincerely say thank you. Eye contact helps to portray the sincerity of your words!

How to make your "Thank you" more sincere.

Also say a reason that the giver's actions were important to you. Examples:

"Wow, I have always wanted that kind of watch. Thank you so much!"

"I never thought I would have a cool pen like this. Thank you!"

"The time you spent on the project really means a lot to me. Thank you!"

"You are so kind. Thank you."

"You thought of me, and that means a lot. Thank you."

Being sincere is a great way to communicate your thankfulness.

Learn ways to say thank you with simple yet sincere words. Your thanks will be greatly appreciated.

thank you very much

when you use you dont put the s on thanks

only when you use it on its own as a noun.

thank you

thanks

many thanks

thanks a lot

thank you very much

is short for.. I thank you very much, so we dont put an s

Is it right to say 'thanks you very much'?

It is not correct, but don't worry - it is easily solved!

Instead, use either of the following:
"Thank you very much"

"Thanks very much"

Why do people say 'thanks you very much'?

Usually people want to say 'thanks', because this is a more informal way of saying 'thank you' but also want to say that they are very grateful.

Think: In a sentence, you can substitute 'thanks' for 'thank you', not just for 'thank'.

Example

'Thank you so much for helping me!'

becomes

'Thanks so much for helping me!

If you wish to express your gratitude, then it is right. But sometimes 'Thank you' will do.

For example, when you are served food in an eatery, saying "Thank you' is more appropriate than 'Thank you very much' since it is lesser in words hence saving time.

THANK you very much

"Thank" is a verb to express gratitude.

Say "THANK you very much" OR casually "thanks!"

Thank you very much for your help. or Thanks for your help.

Use "Thank" if followed by "you"

Thank you.

Use "thanks" if it is NOT followed by "you"