First, you doubt that it is correct. The sentence has several problems. carlene I profoundly thank you, Sir, for the ebullient 2010 that our Lord had willed to let me somehow embark my life with you.
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carleneI profoundly thank you, Sir, for the ebullient 2010 that our Lord had willed to let me somehow embark my life with you.A year is not usually described as ebullient. "Embark my life with you" is not correct -- (you embark on) something. Simplifying the se
carleneI profoundly thank you sir for the year that the Lord had willed to let me somehow embark on my life with you..Sorry, it's still not clear. The "had willed" is especially confusing -- probably not the right tense, and it's not at all clear what the object of "willed" is. Also, I don't understand why you're thanking a person for something that you say