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I can see Hank that you are studying hard What is the proper way to write this sentence? Please help!
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I can see Hank that you are studying hard

What is the proper way to write this sentence? Please help!

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There are a couple ways: I can see, Hank, that you are studying hard. (Or) Hank, I can see that you are studying hard.
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There are several ways you can write this and still be grammatically correct.
Hank, I see you are studying very hard.
I can see, Hank, that you are studying quite hard.
You are studying very diligently, Hank.

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