I’m sorry, but I don’t understand the sentence you gave me. An attributive noun is a noun that functions as an adjective. An attributive noun modifies another noun that immediately follows it, such as *business* in *business meeting*. But I want to understand that meaning, so I’ll consider about that!! Thank you for your checking:)
Oh, I made a mistake to use the verb. ‘Conclude’ is different meaning from the sentence. ‘Include’ is correct. And I often use the mark roughly. So thanks for telling me that clearly:) Thank you for your checking!
The cause was a hole in a water heater on the fifth floor. Actually, I’m not good at using numbers. But, I understood that! Thanks:) So, you said that I should not use a preposition if I use the verb ‘tell’. It’s difficult! But I have to learn more. Thank you for your kind comments and checking:)
Thank you so much for correcting my English sentences and giving alternative way to write.
Thanks for telling me about adverbs and punctuation clearly...! I understood that:) I hope that you’ll assist my diary soon! Thank you for your checking!
Thank you for your kind message!
I am sorry to reply lately. I didn’t know this page. Thank you very much for your advice. I will study harder.
Thank you for correcting my English. I really appreciate it!
Thank you for correcting my diary entry. Its very useful to know many new expressions. I'll review your comments carefully.
Dear Emendatio, Thank you for your reply to my question. I got it. It is a relief that my original sentence is not wrong. Thanks for your rapid answer! See you soon. Sally
Thank you as always! Your advice about an antecedent was very helpful.
Thank you very much for your message and helpful information!
Thank you as always! I'm happy to see that you understand my short essay correctly.
Thank you for giving me a lot of advice! I keep honing my English skills!
Thanks for correcting my diary. It is difficult for me to get used to what you pointed out, however I’ll keep trying it.
