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    Harshwardhan Singh writes to Mostafa Hasrati in response to a suggestion to remove the first-person pronoun "I" from assignments. While valuing the feedback and instructions, Harshwardhan would like to discuss the issue in more detail as the use of "I" can depend on the context and assignment guidelines. When conveying personal ideas or experiences, using "I" may be necessary.

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    Harshwardhan Singh writes to Mostafa Hasrati in response to a suggestion to remove the first-person pronoun "I" from assignments. While valuing the feedback and instructions, Harshwardhan would like to discuss the issue in more detail as the use of "I" can depend on the context and assignment guidelines. When conveying personal ideas or experiences, using "I" may be necessary.

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    From : - harshwardhan.singh@georgebrown.

    ca

    To : - mostafa.hasrati@georgebrown.ca

    Subject: - About the removal of ‘I’ from the assignment.

    Dear Mostafa Hasrati

    I hope you are well and readi6ng my email. Your recent suggestion for me to use the first-person
    pronoun "I" in my projects prompted me to write this response.

    I value your suggestions and the time you took to write out instructions for our assignments. We take
    note of your issue regarding the use of "I" in written work. To make sure we are on the same page and
    can discover the best course of action to satisfy your expectations, however, I'd like to talk about this
    issue in more detail.

    'I' can be used in different ways in academic and professional writing, depending on the situation and the
    assignment's particular guidelines. When conveying personal ideas or experiences, for example, saying
    "I" may be necessary.

    Sincerely,

    Harsh Wardhan Singh

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