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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Is this ok?

I gave a present to my former teacher. He sent me an email there he said thanks for the present and that he liked it a lot. Is it correct, polite and informal to send this: "Thank you - I'm glad that you like it. Have a great weekend."?

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Anonymous Is it correct, polite and informal to send this: "Thank you - I'm glad that you like it. "? Your teacher thanked you.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous Is it correct, polite and informal to send this: "Thank you - I'm glad that you like it.
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  • Your teacher thanked you.
  • You don't thank him in reply.
  • You say "You're welcome" if you say anything.
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AnonymousIs it correct, polite and informal to send this: "Thank you - I'm glad that you like it. Have a great weekend."?
Your teacher thanked you. You don't thank him in reply. You say "You're welcome" if you say anything.

You can write

I'm glad that you like it. Have a great weekend.

That's enough for an informal email.
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