Congratulate him on my behalf

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Which of these three sentences do you think is the most commonly used?

  1. congratulate him on my behalf
  2. congratulate him for me
  3. give him my congratulations
Thank you very much :)
 
Either 2 or 3.

Or "Please pass on my congratulations."
 
ratóncolorao said:
Which of these three sentences do you think is the most commonly used?

  1. congratulate him on my behalf
  2. congratulate him for me
  3. give him my congratulations
Thank you very much :)
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They are all ok in BrE.
 
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