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Questions about verbs in their basic (unmarked) forms, such as “be”, “do”, “have”, or “sit”, sometimes introduced by the particle “to” and other times used by itself.
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"thanks to (command)"
"Thanks to" cannot go before "ask any questions at the end of the presentation."
Using "thanks to" before a command like that is incorrect.
The correct way to phrase it would be:
"Thanks for asking …
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