Thank you for your explanations and suggestions. I am sorry to hear about your injury. I hope you will recover quickly. I don’t have any plans to ride the Ferris wheel for now, but your message reminded me of the time when I rode it for my first time as a high school student. Thankfully, I have never had an experience like yours. I look forward to taking your lesson again.
Thank you for your explanations and suggestions. Actually, the announcement is what I translated from Japanese, not what was announced in English. I look forward to taking your lesson again.
Thank you for your explanations and suggestions. I learned a lot about prepositions “through” your message. (Is this correct?) 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 will write the continuation. 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. It is interesting to me that the eyesight criteria is different between the U.S and Japan. I look forward to taking your lesson again.
Thank you, as always.
Thank you for your feedback and detailed explanation about each correction as always. How to differ “reducing” and “decreasing” is now clear to me!
Thank you for your explanations and suggestions. I look forward to taking your lesson again.
Dear Tom I'm grateful for your kind advices. I will try to use simple sentence. Your passion encourages my motivation of learning English.
Thank you for your explanations and suggestions. I learned a lot. I look forward to taking your lesson again.
Thank you for your feedback and additional suggestions to improve my sentences. Your view and experience relating to this topic is also informative!
Thank you for your explanations and suggestions. I learned a lot from the step-by-step process you showed. I look forward to taking your lesson again.
Thank you for correcting my essay! The word “understandably” is a totally new vocabulary for me since “It is for that~” is a template for English learners like me. I would like to use it next time. Also, your explanation of the difference between “cannot” and “ could not” was easy to understand. When something is most likely to happen in the real world, “ can not” sounds more natural. I almost automatically used “could not” before. I learned a lot. Thank you for all the explanations!!
