Thank you for your explanations. I look forward to taking your lesson again.
Thank you for your explanations and suggestions. I look forward to taking your lesson again.
Thank you for your explanations and suggestions. I look forward to taking your lesson again.
Thank you for detailed feedback and suggestions improve my sentences. Now I understand how your corrections work well to deliver what I wanted to say!
Dear Teacher Tom san "it didn't take a "shortcut" and was more definitive," It interests me very much when you say without the, it is a shortcut. I see the is very sensitive. I'm sorry to have troubled you by my vague and ambiguous long sentence, which may seem to you a Zen dialogue and give you just a confusion. What I wanted to mean is the big data doesn’t explaine the cause and effect relation between refilling immediately and feeling happy in everyday life, but the big data shows the fact that I mentioned. I assume it has something to do with a character or tendency of mind each people has. Best regards,
Thank you for your feedback and helpful suggestions and tips as always. Yes, this is the great topic to work on, too!
Thank you for your explanations and suggestions. I leaned a lot. I noticed the missing “do” in my previous entry on my own when I read the piece returned from you, so there is no problem. I look forward to taking your lesson again.
Thank you for your detailed feedback and helpful tips to use cumulative adjectives! Have a nice Obon week, too.
Thank you for your explanations and suggestions. I look forward to taking your lesson again.
Thank you for your feedback and detailed suggestions as always! It really was an interesting exercise.
Thank you for your detailed feedback as always. Sorry to hear about your friend, but relieved that he is OK now. This summer’s temperature is really terrible!
Thank you very much your kind explanation!
Thank you for your explanations. I also enjoyed reading your message. I look forward to taking your lesson again.
Thank you for your explanations and suggestions. I look forward to taking your lesson again.
Thanks for your feedback and detailed comments as always. I now understand how the word “inherit” works properly!
