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1 Dec 2020
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Can you please look at my spelling?
Hello there, my dear uncle. How have you been doing? The reason I bothered is that I can't show how thankful I am to you for my new course.
Can you please look at my spelling?
Hello there, my dear uncle. How have you been doing? The reason I bothered is that I can't show how thankful I am to you for my new course.
Hello there, my dear uncle. How have you been doing? The reason I bothered is that I can't show how thankful I am to you for my new course.
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- English (US)
The spelling is all correct. The usage of 'bothered' is unnatural. I'd say "The reason I'm writing is that I can't tell you how thankful I am to you for my new course."
- English (US)
Hello there, my dear uncle. How have you been doing? The reason I am bothering you is because I can’t show enough how thankful I am to you for my new course.
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@allansianadventurer@mccarthykarley Hello there, my dear uncle. How have you been doing? The reason I am writing you is that I can't show enough how thankful I am to you for my new course.
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@allansianadventurer@mccarthykarley thanks
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@Savalan Yes, "writing you" is acceptable. Maybe it's regional, but to me it's a perfectly natural thing to say.
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@allansianadventurer Take care of yourself please. I don't want to bother you more, so I wish you to have a great night!
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- English (US)
@Savalan I wouldn't think the writer was foreign at all. I hope you have a great night too!
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@allansianadventurer Take care of yourself please. I don't want to bother you more, so I hope that you will have a great night!
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