"I appreciate for spending your time." --> Is this right sentence?
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I appreciate you spending your time.
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No, it is not. What do you want to say?
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It's not clear who is "spending your time". Henry VII's suggestion is the best for what you might wish to say.
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I'd have to agree with Eliot. Henry VII is right in his answer to your original question, but it is kind of unnatural, but he gave his answer before you said "I wanted to say to thank for their effort.". So, I'm agreeing with Eliot.
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