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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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My grateful teacher means what?

When I write a thank you letter to my teacher who I am grateful to,

Can I write "Dear, my grateful teacher, Alice," ?

I see a grateful teacher, in many cases, means a teacher who is grateful for something.

How do I write a teacher who I am grateful to?

Is a grateful teacher also good for the above meaning?

Well, I can say my appreciated teacher, but I'd like to know how to say it with "grateful" or a word having the similar level and use.

Thank you dear repliers.
  

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Can I write "Dear, my grateful teacher, Alice," ? -- No, you cannot write that; you are the grateful one, not Alice. Do not put any extra words in the greeting; just use ' Dear Alice ' or ' Dear Ms Smith '.

— Mister Micawber

  • Can I write "Dear, my grateful teacher, Alice," ?
  • -- No, you cannot write that; you are the grateful one, not Alice.
  • Do not put any extra words in the greeting; just use ' Dear Alice ' or ' Dear Ms Smith '.
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Can I write "Dear, my grateful teacher, Alice," ? -- No, you cannot write that; you are the grateful one, not Alice.

Do not put any extra words in the greeting; just use 'Dear Alice' or 'Dear Ms Smith'. Express your gratitude in the body of your letter:

"Dear Ms Smith,

I am very grateful for your kindness and effort in teaching me d
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