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I don't know how to say...What do you advise me ? "Thank you FOR SEEING it with them;" or "Thank you TO SEE it with them." (it = little misunderstanding) Thank you for your help.

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Sometimes "Thank you" is enough :P.
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The first line "....FOR SEEING IT...." is correct.
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actually both are correct .. the first one is called gerund and second one is called infinitive.. searh for rules of gerund and infinitive your doubt will be clear..
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It is "Thankyou for seeing" You always say, "thankyou FOR ....." when expressing gratitude for a favor. The only exception I can think of is this example: I would like to say thankyou TO you.

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