"thanks" and "thank you" both can be used at the same place but i think some times when we are known to the person we can say only thanks/thanks a lot Etc. but for giving respect or you are new with the person you can say thank you or thanks you so much etc...

i am agree with 10neesy's answer... :)

there are two places where we use is,am,are. 1- He "is"a teacher, I "am" a doctor, We " are" students. 2- He "is" going to Church, I "am" eating banana,They "are" searching for job. so in the both conditions when we make a"Negative" sentence, we use "is not/isn't are not/aren't and am not/amn't . so in place of there three words we can only use ain't. For Ex. A ain't a doctor, They ain't going for hunting. i think you can easily understand this concept by the help of given example. Some more Ex. 1- Ain't he cooking the food(is he not cooking the food). 2- Why ain't he translatig the sentences(why isn't he translating the sentences).

i think you have a huge confusion in prepositions..... the correct use of In is... the best player IN the team. 2nd sentence is correct. hope u can understand.

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