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I am a retired English teacher. I had a 4.0 accum in English in college (long ago).

Thank you for what you did, which was protect.

You are my hero, and for you I have great respect.

Write the title without quotation marks or underlining.

I'd say that the correct punctuation is:

"Thank you for what you did, which was protect.

You are my hero and for you I have great respect.

In otherwords a full stop after protect and no extra commas in the last line.

Thank you, for what you did, which was protect,

You are my hero, and for you I have great respect.

See if this pleases your English teacher. Otherwise, I am a dunce in English.

Thank you for what you did, wich was protect, you are my heo, and for you, i have great respect.

i hope this is the right places for the commas, but they probably are wrong because i am not so good in my english calsses.so, sorry for giving you the wrong answers if i did,

Thank you for what you did, which was protect.

You are my hero, and for you I have great respect

Comma's are in between two phrases that could be sentences.

After "hero"

Semi-colon after protect and a comma after you.

try this:

Thank you for what you did, which was protect,

You are my hero, and for you, I have great respect.

Call your english teacher.

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