How do you say you made my day special?
If you mean to say that someone made your day then “you made my day special” is correct. And if you mean to say that someone’s presence makes your day then “you make my day” is correct.
What does it mean when someone says you made my day?
make someone very happy
To make someone very happy: “You won first prize? Now that really makes my day!” The saying dates to the beginning of the twentieth century, but it gained popularity with its use by Clint Eastwood in the Dirty Harry movies and, later, by President Ronald Reagan.
What is correct make my day or made my day?
It’s present tense. “You have made my day”, in the present perfect tense, is grammatically correct. “You made my day”, in the past simple tense, is used for something that happened yesterday. So the correct versions are “you have made my day today” “you made my day yesterday.” Helpful(1)
Is this made my day correct?
Only “This made my day…” is correct. You can say: This makes my day.
How do you say thank you for made my day?
The term “you’ve made my day” is more natural to say. It both tells the person that they have made your day and it also implies that you are thanking them without actually saying it. But, I don’t really see a problem with saying “thank you for making my day.” You can also say “thank you. You have made my day.”
How do you say thank you for making my day?
Let them know they made your day special with these kind messages.
- Thank you for thinking of me on my special day.
- I can’t wait to use my new gift!
- I couldn’t have picked out a better gift for myself if I tried.
- You knew exactly what I wanted.
- You know me so well, what a precious gift!
- Your thoughtfulness is a gift.
Is thank you for making my day correct?
It is a form of saying thank you. Either is correct. The only difference is present or past tense. It means that you, what you have done, usually an act of kindness gives meaning to my day.
What can I say instead of made my day?
Synonyms of ‘make someone’s day’ in British English
- make someone happy.
- delight someone.
- cheer someone up.
- hearten someone.
- enliven someone.
- gladden someone.
- perk someone up.
- gee someone up.
How do you ask the day in English?
If you want to ask what day of the week it is, say: What day is it today? or What’s the day today? What day is it tomorrow? or What’s the day tomorrow?
How do you say thank you in a post?
Other ways to say thank you in any occasion
- I appreciate what you did.
- Thank you for thinking of me.
- Thank you for your time today.
- I value and respect your opinion.
- I am so thankful for what you did.
- I wanted to take the time to thank you.
- I really appreciate your help. Thank you.
- Your kind words warmed my heart.
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