I need a thank you and goodbye letter for my teacher. I would like to thank him for the time given to us and for the fact that he helped us a lot this school year, despite the pandemic and the online school. I want to thank her for the beautiful moments. My teacher changed school next year and I have to say goodbye. I really need help, I don't know how to express myself or formulate sentences that have any impact on a person. It needs to be 2 written pages long.

p/s: first of all, my English isn't my mother tongue, I might step on some rocks but here I'm trying my best. besides, you can add additional things I say. i dont think I can dk 2 pages long since I always keep myself short but meaningful, plus I dont know what your teacher like

Explanation:

Dear Mr.Mrs...!

I know you're going to move soon and I hope you have best of luck with moving and settling down in the new place. You will be miss by me and everyone, I won't forget what you've done for us and all the heartwarming moment in class (name all the events that your teacher did that you think is beautiful). I enjoy your class out of the most, every time you share a story of your life, teaching us new things, give advices to us like a father/mother and so much love.

You're more than just a teacher, you're a friend to us, a beautiful person with beautiful soul, I hope you know that.

you mean a lot to me and you change how I am with a brighter hope and bravery. You give us your happiness and your humour, I appreciate it.

Again, words can't express how thankful I am, and I hope you will have a new, with excitement I your new chapter life!

p/s: please add more to my paragraph, I know it's short and not long, but adding details would increase the length, though personally I won't want to keep it that long.

have a good day! :)

C. to show that Lohitai’s struggles were a universal experience for most refugees .

Explanation:

The accounts of Felix Lohitai's experiences help the readers to understand the hardships and struggles that Lohitai underwent in order to move into America from a war-torn country.The interview editor has included summaries of some of the events in Lohitai's life to show that Lohitai’s struggles were a universal experience for most refugees .Most refugees who avail asylum and shelter in other countries find it hard to acquire full-fledged citizenship even after many years of trying. The interview reminds us how Lohitia, after finally getting to move into US, still struggled really hard to get citizenship in the country.It brings out the universal experience that most refugees face after moving into a host country, the struggle of acquiring citizenship.