You're very kind

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Adds the prepositional phrase for a slightly more formal and complete sentence structure.

Implies that the praise or favor exceeds what is expected or deserved, often used modestly.

A more formal and slightly old-fashioned variant that intensifies the sentiment.

Focuses specifically on the consideration or effort the other person put into their action.

More direct and formal, explicitly stating the feeling of appreciation.

Less formal and more personal, typically used between friends or in informal settings.

Highlights the unselfish nature of the action, often related to time or resources.

British informal idiom used to show enthusiasm and gratitude.

Shifts the focus from the person's character to the specific assistance provided.

A very formal or traditional way of expressing a sense of duty or gratitude.