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Hrsanei Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Trust you put in me

Hi.

I received an admission from a uiversity and I want to write a thank you letter for the professor who hired me in his research group.

In part of the letter I have used the phrase the trust you put in me but I am not sure if it is the right phrase in that context.



"I feel obliged to express my appreciation for the trust you put in me. I hope I would be able to compensate this trust by my diligence and fervency in pursing my Ph.D. "



I would be grateful if you could let me know if the above paragraph is correct and suitable for that purpose. feel free to make any changes.

Thanks
  

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Hi Hrsanei; Congratulations on your acceptance! Here are some suggestions: "I feel obliged want to express my appreciation for the trust you put in me. D.

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  • Hi Hrsanei; Congratulations on your acceptance!
  • Here are some suggestions: "I feel obliged want to express my appreciation for the trust you put in me.
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Hi Hrsanei;

Congratulations on your acceptance! Here are some suggestions:

"I feel obliged want to express my appreciation for the trust you put in me. I hope I would be able to live up to your expectations compensate this trust by my diligence and fervency in pursing my Ph.D.
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Thanks very much.

That was agreat help.

Thanks
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