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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Assistance with sentence

I would like to thank my teacher for saying some great things about me to another teacher.

How does this sound: words can't express how I feel towards your kind and supportive words; I can't express how thankful I am for your kind thoughts and word of encouragement.

Please tell me what you think, which is better, and I would appreciate any alterations that would be necessary to convey that matter.

Many thanks.
  

Top answer

Either of these is fine: Words can't express how I feel towards your kindness and support. I can't express how grateful I am for your kind thoughts and words of encouragement.

— Mister Micawber

  • Either of these is fine: Words can't express how I feel towards your kindness and support.
  • I can't express how grateful I am for your kind thoughts and words of encouragement.
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Either of these is fine:

Words can't express how I feel towards your kindness and support.
I can't express how grateful I am for your kind thoughts and words of encouragement.
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Thank you for your help. Just wondering, does 'kind thoughts' convey my intention of saying I appreciate or can't express how I feel toward the good things that you have said about me! Do both sentences covey that matter of appreciation of his praise of me?
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AnonymousDo both sentences covey that matter of appreciation of his praise of me?
'Kind thoughts' are not kind words, but don't use both sentences; it is overkill.
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Yeah, I will just use one of them. So what is kind thoughts? is it the good things he thinks of me. Should I use good thoughts.

I just want to make sure that I send the message that I appreciate all the good things he said about me and the praise he has for me.

Also, what is the meaning of kind thoughts and kind words? I am kind of confused.
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Anonymous So what is kind thoughts? is it the good things he thinks of me.
Yes, and that he mentioned or showed in his actions, of course.
Anonymous Should I use good thoughts.
If you like.
Anonymous what is the meaning of kind thoughts and kind words?
Just as they say; they are not idioms
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Thank you so much teacher. Which would you prefer I use: kind thoughts or good thoughts?

Many thanks again.
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I chose to send: I can't express how I feel towards your kind thoughts and words of encouragement. A combination of both sentences. What do you think. Is there anything wrong with it, or does it work just as the first two?
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Anonymous I can't express how I feel towards your kind thoughts and words of encouragement.
That sounds fine.
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Thanks you teacher. Is it correct to say the phrase: after hearing your compliments of or to me.

How can I say after reading the compliments on me
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after reading your compliments of me
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