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Dear Aunt Mary,

Thank you for the wonderful painting. You are so talented! I was thrilled that you chose to paint horses. You must have remembered that I was crazy about horses when I was a little kid—and I still love them. I have hung the painting in my room so that I can see it every morning when I wake up.

Your loving niece,

Celia
What makes this letter appropriate for its intended audience?

It is written from the third-person point of view.

Its language is informal.

It is concise and impersonal.

Its sentence structure is varied.