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Thanks for your clarifying vs Thanks for your clarify

Both phrases are incorrect. The correct phrase should be 'thanks for clarifying'. The verb 'clarifying' should be used in the gerund form after 'for'.

Last updated: March 26, 2024 • 2877 views

Thanks for your clarifying

This phrase is incorrect. 'Clarifying' should be used in the gerund form after 'for'.

The correct phrase is 'thanks for clarifying'. The verb 'clarifying' should be in the gerund form when used after 'for'.
  • Okay, well, thanks for clarifying.
  • In this respect, Teresa Riera Madurell's report is a success thanks to clarifying the role of employers and civil society in promoting gender equality.
  • Thank you for clarifying this matter, Untersturmfuhrer.
  • Mr President, thank you for clarifying that.
  • Thank you for clarifying these matters.
  • Commissioner, thank you for clarifying those points on your reform plans.
  • Thank you, thank you for clarifying that.
  • Okay, I have read the rules of diversion, but thank you for clarifying.
  • Of course, Mr Menrad, thank you for clarifying this important point.
  • Mr President, Commissioner, thank you for clarifying a number of the points which I had intended to raise.
  • Thank you for clarifying so precisely what we already know to be laid down in Community legislation.
  • Thank you again for clarifying that the Lisbon Treaty will bring fundamental changes in the military area.
  • Madam President, firstly, I would like to thank the Commissioner for clarifying some of the points which were raised in the questions.
  • I think I have to thank Mr Lehne for clarifying the situation in the debate.
  • Thank you for clarifying the situation as regards Slivovitz, although I must say that I think Moravian Slivovitz is one of the best there is.
  • Mr President, Mr President-in-Office, I should first like to thank you for clarifying that the sanctions against Austria were not imposed by the Council or any other European institution.
  • Thank you for clarifying that matter, but we are still rather distressed at the statement you have just made because we were under the impression that the previous Commission was working on the simple principle of 'no lists, no funds'.
  • We want to see OLAF as an independent agency, especially in light of the internal investigations, and so I welcome your clarifying this point to the Committee on Budgetary Control and urge you to continue along this course.
  • Thanks for - thanks for coming out.
  • Thanks for piling on my freakout.

Alternatives:

  • thanks for clarifying

Thanks for your clarify

This phrase is incorrect. 'Clarify' should be used in the gerund form after 'for'.

The correct phrase is 'thanks for clarifying'. The verb 'clarify' should be in the gerund form when used after 'for'.
  • The proposals made by Mrs Lambert, whom we thank for her support, are very useful since they clarify the Commission's original proposal and make it more specific.
  • Thanks for - thanks for coming out.
  • Thanks for piling on my freakout.
  • Thanks for showing up so quickly.
  • Thanks for showing up, Stackhouse.
  • And thanks for calling my boss.
  • Not bad, thanks for asking.
  • Thanks for showing Scott my presentation.
  • Thanks for picking Max up from soccer practice.
  • Thanks for saving the world and stuff.
  • So, thanks for saving our bacon.
  • Thanks for saving the world and stuff.
  • Thanks for saving my life Atticus.
  • - Thanks for having this conversation.
  • Thanks for pretty much the best flight ever.
  • Thanks for watching him this weekend.
  • Thanks for being my date tonight.
  • Thanks - for helping my mom.
  • Thanks for saving Kyle's sleepover.
  • And thanks for helping build the railroads.

Alternatives:

  • thanks for clarifying

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