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Lets say I ask a question here on this forum, and I get a convincing answer. And I want to let him know this his answer really helped me understand the whole thing. So what should I use: "Thanks, it really helps" or "Thanks, it helped a lot". I have seen people using both so I want to know what is the difference between two? |
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Tense: If you are asking about which tense, I'd say it depends. If you are done learning because of what they said, I'd say: If you are starting to understand now, but need additional information, I'd go with: |
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