"thank you" + infinitive

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
1

Hi there!

I have some doubts regarding infinitive “thank you” sentences:

which of the following alternatives are correct?

Many thanks having joined us

or

Many thanks FOR having joined us

Thank you having joined us

or

Thank you FOR having joined us

or maybe are infinitive “thank you” sentences never used?

Thanks!!!:smiley:
Alex

2

Hi Alex

Thanks for having joined us is correct.
(You need the word for.)

You could also say:
Thanks for joining us.
(I think this sounds more natural.)

Amy

3

…Opening the thread, I was actually expected to see ‘thank you’ + infinitive… :slight_smile: