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Sarahhhhh Posted 7 years ago
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Thank you note for a birthday gift
Hi. My friend sent me a gift card for my birthday and I really loved it so this is what I want to say “ Hearing from you on my birthday was enough. You really shouldn’t have! But it was very thoughtful of you to send me this gift. I really cannot thank you enough. I absolutely love it” can you please correct me if I have something wrong and is it ok to say the first two sentences? Thanks
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It sounds like you're saying they shouldn't have gotten in touch, but you mean they shouldn't have given you a gift. I would rearrange: It was very thoughtful of you to send me this gift. You really shouldn’t have!
- It sounds like you're saying they shouldn't have gotten in touch, but you mean they shouldn't have given you a gift.
- I would rearrange: It was very thoughtful of you to send me this gift.
- You really shouldn’t have!
- Hearing from you on my birthday was enough.
- I really cannot thank you enough.
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It sounds like you're saying they shouldn't have gotten in touch, but you mean they shouldn't have given you a gift. I would rearrange:
It was very thoughtful of you to send me this gift. You really shouldn’t have! Hearing from you on my birthday was enough. I really cannot thank you enough. I absolutely love it.
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