Dear [name],
Thank you very much for the reference you wrote for me. I’m sure stories from our work with the [name of assignment] paper I had fun with in [name of 1st class] to the weekly office hours you spent with me in [name of 2nd class] will do a fine job showing my strengths. It has been wonderful learning one of my favorite subjects under you my early years at [name of school] and I’m glad you could highlight all of our hard work in your letter!
Cheers,
[my name]
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“I’m sure stories from our work with the [name of assignment] paper I had fun with in [name of 1st class] to the weekly office hours you spent with me in [name of 2nd class] will do a fine job showing my strengths.”
Does this not make sense to anybody else? Maybe it is because you omitted words and replaced them with bracketed descriptions…maybe? It seems grammatically way off. Like in the way kids do online where they do not use punctuation, but start new sentences anyway without any kind of indicators. I do not mean this bad in any way, I just am wondering if it is only me.