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I can't be more thankful to all the efforts you have been doing

My question is: in that sentence, does doing make sense? or I should use another word?

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"Doing an effort" is not correct. You do some work and you put some effort into doing the work.

The idiomatic phrase to use here is make an effort.

I can't be more thankful for all the efforts you have made.

Note that I have also changed to to for. You are thankful to somebody for what they have done.

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