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Peaceblinkfriend  +  620815 Thu, 25 Dec 08 02:13 AM
Does this sound natural? I not so sure about the italicized part. Also, should I have written 'taking the time out' instead?

I really appreciate you taking time out helping me to understand this topic.


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Mister Micawber  +  620910 Thu, 25 Dec 08 04:27 AM
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Time out is normally a rest break. I suggest:

I really appreciate your taking the time to help me understand this topic.
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