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Interesting question and i know what you mean, I never user 'You're welcome.' (Come to think of it, I don't think I've ever taught it... )

But I think students should at least be aware of it. I think teaching 2-3 different ways to respond makes sense. For me, I think i would teach 'You're welcome' & 'No problem'.

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