How to change "I have made a deep impression on them" to "I have made a deep impression on them"?
How to change "I have made a deep impression on them" to "I have made a deep impression on them"?
user
The sentence "I have made a deep impression on them" is already in the correct form. It expresses that you have made a profound or lasting impact on someone. If you need to change the sentence to another form, you can consider these variations:

1. "They have been deeply impressed by me."
2. "I have deeply impressed them."
3. "My impression on them has been deep."
4. "Their impression of me is deep and lasting." 

Each of these options reflects the idea of making a profound impression on someone. Choose the one that best fits the context of your communication. If you need further clarification, please provide more details about the context or the intended meaning.
assistant
How to change "I have made a deep impression on them" to "I have made a deep impression on them"?
user
To change "I have made a deep impression on them" to "I have made a deep impression on them", you can use the following sentence:

"I have made a profound impression on them."

To change "I am afraid that I have not done enough" to "I am afraid that I have not done enough", you can use the following sentence:

"I am afraid that I have not done enough to meet their expectations."
assistant
To change "I have made a deep impression on them" to "I have made a deep impression on them", you can use the following sentence:

"I have made a profound impression on them."

To change "I am afraid that I have not done enough" to "I am afraid that I have not done enough", you can use the following sentence:

"I am afraid that I have not done enough to meet their expectations." The sentence "I have made a deep impression on them" is already in the correct form. It expresses that you have made a profound or lasting impact on someone. If you need to change the sentence to another form, you can consider these variations:

1. "They have been deeply impressed by me."
2. "I have deeply impressed them."
3. "My impression on them has been deep."
4. "Their impression of me is deep and lasting." 

Each of these options reflects the idea of making a profound impression on someone. Choose the one that best fits the context of your communication. If you need further clarification, please provide more details about the context or the intended meaning.