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The meaning of "quite" is... | "Didn't use to" vs. "didn't used to"

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#1 (permalink) Mon Jul 24, 2006 20:23 pm Thanks in advance VERSUS Thanks beforehand

Hello Are they same? "Thanks in advance" and "Thanks beforehand" Tom

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#2 (permalink) Mon Jul 24, 2006 20:41 pm Thanks in advance VERSUS Thanks beforehand

Hi Tom "Thanks in advance" is a "standard expression" and is what I would recommend using. The meaning of the second one is understandable, but I would never use it. Amy

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