Acknowlegment phrases understanding
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There is a question on "acknowledgement" phrases in English. We are a couple, recently graduated.
I wrote : Mum, Dad, Sister, Husband name and my Son's name , thank you very much for your support and encouragement.
My husband Wrote: Last but not the least the author would like to thank his wife, XXX for her assistance during the preparation of this thesis.
My husband thinks that he has written a better acknowledgement , by adding a separate line for me. Where as I have added his name along with others.
Is he right? Any views?
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Mini guava Any views? His version is more formal and more standard for acknowledgement phrasing, but you are utterly free to write as you like. There are no rules.
- Mini guava Any views?
- His version is more formal and more standard for acknowledgement phrasing, but you are utterly free to write as you like.
- There are no rules.
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Mini guavaAny views?
His version is more formal and more standard for acknowledgement phrasing, but you are utterly free to write as you like. There are no rules.
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