Dear Ms.Sue, thank you for your great advice. Please help me with a few more phrases which I'm not sure about.
1)"I received your letter which I highly appreciate as much as my father apprecited your warm attitude."
2)" May God enlighten the minds of dictators."
Thank you a lot.
You're very welcome, Nalmi.
1. I'd omit "highly."
typo -- appreciated
2. Great -- and amen!
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Regarding your request for clarification on the phrases you provided:
1) "I received your letter which I highly appreciate as much as my father apprecited your warm attitude."
There is a small issue with the verb form in the sentence. It should be "appreciated" instead of "apprecited." Here's the corrected version:
"I received your letter, which I highly appreciate, as much as my father appreciated your warm attitude."
In this sentence, you express gratitude for receiving the letter and acknowledge that your father also appreciated the recipient's warm attitude. The phrase "which I highly appreciate" indicates your personal appreciation for the letter.
2) "May God enlighten the minds of dictators."
This sentence is a wish or a prayer, expressing a desire for divine intervention. It conveys the hope that God will bring clarity and insight to the minds of dictators.
I hope this clarifies your doubts. If you have any more questions, please feel free to ask!